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Huge Brazilian conglomerate JBS moves one step further to buying XL Foods meat plant in Brooks Alberta. This plant was at the center of Canada's largest ever beef recall.
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According to documents obtained by CTV News, Canadian meat inspectors were told to "ignore" contamination on carcasses for domestic consumption but to inspect meat bound for Japan extra carefully.
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XL Foods is burying meat tainted with E.coli in a landfill near Brooks, Allberta. The XL plant where the contamination happened is located in Brooks. 1.3 million pounds of beef is being buried supervised by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
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An aerial view of Brooks Alberta home of a large XL Foods plant.
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