Brockton meat plant owner: ‘Everything is testing clean’
South Shore Meats owner says ‘it wasn’t my fault’ kids got sick
By Maureen Boyle
ENTERPRISE STAFF WRITER
Posted Nov 03, 2009 @ 08:14 AM
Last update Nov 03, 2009 @ 08:23 AM
BROCKTON —
Samples from each batch of meat processed through South Shore Meats are now being tested daily before being shipped out — and none has turned up E. coli bacteria, the company’s owner said.
“Everything is testing clean,” Carl Crocetti, the owner, said Monday.
The testing comes after South Shore Meats announced a voluntary recall of beef and beef products last week after more than 20 Rhode Island students and chaperones were sickened at a popular Plymouth camp. A match between leftover hamburger meat at Camp Bournedale and the Brockton plant prompted the recall.
Crocetti said the problem stemmed from the source of the meat — not his plant — and how the meat was cooked. He said earlier that he buys meat from 12 to 14 suppliers from around the country.
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