Boar's Head Faces Crisis After Deadly Listeria Outbreak

Sales plummet and legal challenges mount following contamination at Virginia plant linked to multiple deaths.

Sales of Boar's Head products have dropped by up to 30% in New York delis and supermarkets.
The listeria outbreak has caused nine deaths and hospitalized 57 people across the United States.
The contaminated plant in Virginia had numerous health violations, including mold and unsanitary conditions.
Boar's Head has issued recalls for over 7 million pounds of meat and cheese products.
Food-safety experts emphasize the resilience and dangers of listeria bacteria.