It is claimed that a former employee of Hormel Foods has been made with secret sausage recipes and market delivery-and then joined his opponent Junsonville

Hermel is A lawsuit against Archrival Junsonville claimed that the former employee left with secret recipes and intelligence of the market and brought it to the competitor.

“The sausage market is increasingly competitive, and the incorrect use of confidential, ownership and commercial information, or competition or illegal contact can cause a major competitive economic defect,” the lawsuit says.

Hormel also accuses another former employee of trying to attract other Hermel staff to Junsonville after changing his jobs, and the inconsistency agreement was rejected.

Hormel, who claims that Johnsonville did not cooperate when he sent a letter to determine the “illegal behavior” of former employees, requests the return and deletion of secret data as well as unlimited cash damage.

“It does not usually comment on the suspended litigation, but we believe that our complaints speak for herself.” Junsonville did not immediately respond to a request to comment on the lawsuit.

Sausage is a large company in the United States last August, and the TISESESESERES SAMA in Texas indicated that there is modest growth in the sausage category at dinner, which is usually a sign of poor economy. Last year, the Americans spent 8.5 billion dollars On sausage (hot dogs, which are a form of sausage) in American supermarkets, according to the Hot Dog Council and the National sausage.

(Another fun fact: Los Angeles consumes hot dogs more than any other city, buying more than 27 million pounds in 2024.)

To celebrate the popularity of food, Junsonville recently announced Various package 80 lbs, 249 links.