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  Boar's Head Plant Tied to Deadly Listeria Outbreak A Virginia Boar's Head deli meat plant has come under scrutiny following a severe listeria outbreak linked to unsanitary conditions. The outbreak has tragically resulted in nine deaths and numerous hospitalizations. Federal meat inspectors have highlighted a slew of food safety violations, including mold, leaky pipes, and contaminated products, raising serious concerns about the plant's operations. Alarming Findings at the Virginia Boar's Head Plant Federal inspectors at the  Virginia deli plant  documented a series of disturbing conditions, such as black mold, water dripping over meat, and the presence of dead flies. The inspectors noted these violations over the course of several months, revealing a persistent failure to maintain basic hygiene standards. The facility's problems included leaky pipes, puddles of contaminated water, and moldy surfaces—all of which contribute to an environment where listeria thrives