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Managers of Mass. market settle allegations of selling uninspected meat

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Kim Long Market Malden, LLC, agreed to close the business, pay civil penalties, and limit their involvement in the food retail business. In 2019, the trio entered into a consent decree, another form of settlement, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, admitting they had purchased, offered, and sold meat food products that were not inspected.

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Managers of Mass. market settle allegations of selling uninspected meat

A Malden food market accused of selling misbranded and uninspected meat food and poultry products reached a settlement agreement with federal prosecutors to resolve allegations it violated federal law for the third time in four years, acting U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Joshua S. Levy’s office announced.Under the terms of the settlement, the managers of Kim Long Market Malden, LLC, Chien Hong Pham, Thomas Pham, and Tien Manh Pham, agreed to c…

2 months ago·Springfield, United States

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