(CNN)– Inadequate sanitation at a Virginia food plant was largely to blame for last year’s multi-state listeria outbreak, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The tainted food, including liverwurst and other deli meats, was made at a Boar’s Head facility in Jarratt. Boar’s Head started recalling products linked to listeria concerns in July 2024, and closed the plant a few months later. The USDA previously announced insects, mildew, and mold were found at the facility. Categories: News Tags: Boar’s Head