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Peanut Executive Sentenced to 28 Years Over Salmonella Outbreak

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    • September 22, 2015

Former peanut company owner Stewart Parnell, 61, was hit Monday with 28 years in jail for deliberately supplying consumers with salmonella-tainted products in a 2008 outbreak that claimed nine lives and sickened hundreds of others, according to CNN. Establishing a striking precedent, a federal judge in Georgia sentenced the former […]

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