The Boar’s Head deli meat plant in Jarratt, Virginia, has been linked to a listeria outbreak responsible for at least nine deaths and nearly 60 hospitalizations across 18 states. Recent inspections revealed 69 instances of noncompliance with federal food safety regulations, including findings of mold, insects, and unclean meat residue throughout the facility. The USDA has temporarily closed the plant, which has been the subject of ongoing investigations after recalling over 7 million pounds of contaminated products. Reports indicate that serious cleanliness issues persisted, such as blood puddles on the floor and liquid dripping from ceilings, raising questions about the plant's operational standards. Affected families, such as that of Garshon Morgenstein, express deep shock and anger over the conditions that led to the outbreak, emphasizing the need for accountability. The facility's operations will remain suspended until it can demonstrate compliance with safety requirements.