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USDA clears Mar-Lees plant after outdated product sale allegations surface

The US government has determined there are no food safety concerns at the New Bedford plant of Mar-Lees, after allegations the company shipped outdated product to ‘major’ customers surface in legal documents

By Tom Seaman | Dec. 19, 2013 18:39 GMT
USDA clears Mar-Lees plant after outdated product sale allegations surface
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The US government has given the all clear to the Mar-Lees Seafood processing plant in New Bedford, Massachusetts, after allegations the company shipped outdated product to “major” customers emerged in legal documents [...]

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