Reports show that the USDA has flagged “insects and slime” at Boar’s Head plants

Inspectors from the Department of Agriculture found unsanitary conditions including “insects and slime” at Boar’s Head facilities outside the now-shuttered plant linked to a deadly listeria outbreak last year, reports show.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a series of non-compliance reports linked to the hog chief based on requests from several news outlets, the Associated Press reported Tuesday.

A display of Boar’s Head prepared meats at a grocery store in Athens, Georgia. ((Photo by: Jeffrey Greenberg/Global Image Collection via Getty Images) / Getty Images)

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