Repeat creepy meat problems at Boar’s Head plants draw congressional scrutiny

Boar's Head, a major producer of deli meats, is facing congressional scrutiny due to recurring issues at its production facilities. The company plans to reopen a plant that was linked to an outbreak that resulted in 10 deaths. This is not the first time Boar's Head has faced such problems, as the company has a history of food safety violations and worker safety concerns at its plants. The U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce has launched an investigation into the company's practices, focusing on the safety of its workers and the quality control measures in place to ensure the safety of its products. Lawmakers are concerned about the repeated instances of food safety issues and the potential impact on public health. The reopening of the plant linked to the deadly outbreak has further heightened concerns, as the company must demonstrate its ability to address the underlying problems and prevent future incidents.