When they went through the same crap years ago. Same tanker truck hauled Caustic Soda and then picked up a load of Orange Juice and on to a load of liquid eggs. Can you say disaster,yes,transportation cleanliness rules allowed for the truck operator to do minimal rinse after each load. Everything is based upon the numbers of parts per million of residue left in the tanker after a rinse. Receipt for disaster. Schwans now use only dedicated tankers for egg products and butterfat. Zero cross contamination with complete wash and sanitation after each load with certification by the wash rack.

it could have or would have become a non issue if common sense was used. If you treat you employees like crap,well,you get crap in return. As for Schwans,it was a contract carrier who loved to cut corners,and you know how that worked out. Millions paid by a reinsurance company.

I do find it at least a little positive that they are catching it and trying to fix it BEFORE it gets in the product.