The U.S. Department of Agriculture suspended poultry processing Wednesday at one of the biggest Foster Farms plants in California over "egregious" unsanitary conditions.
The agency said in a suspension notice that the company's plant in Livingston is infested with live cockroaches, posing a public health threat.
The suspension comes amid a USDA investigation of three Foster Farms plants in central California, including the one in Livingston, over a nationwide salmonella outbreak that's sickened more than 400 people.
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