Peanut Butter kills if companies don't qualify their vendors

More information about companies who audited Peanut Corporation of America and looked the other way because cost was more important than their customer's lives.


Nestlé's Inspectors Saw Rat Droppings, Rejected Peanuts

Nestlé USA, considering whether to buy ingredients from Peanut Corporation of America, twice sent its own inspectors to check out the company. Both times, they rejected the company after finding sanitary problems at its facilities in Georgia and Texas, noting rat droppings, live beetles, dead insects and the potential for microbial contamination.

What if Nestle Had Told the FDA?

FDA now accepts whistleblowers through its homepage