The feds want life in prison for the ex-CEO of Peanut Corporation of America for producing products tainted with salmonella. But the unprecedented sentence may actually undermine food safety.
July 26, 2015 at 12:12 AM
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It’s hard to feel sorry for Stewart Parnell.
The former owner and CEO of Peanut Corporation of America and his brother Michael, a peanut broker, were convicted last year of multiple counts of conspiracy and fraud for selling peanut-based products tainted with salmonella.
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