Farmers in Cantaloupe Outbreak Sentenced to Probation, House Arrest, Fines | Food Safety News

"A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced the two owners of the cantaloupe
farm tied to a deadly Listeria outbreak in 2011 to five years probation,
six months home detention, and $150,000 each in restitution fees to
victims."



"Victim families have already received $3.8 million from the Jensens’
insurance policy. Attorneys representing the victims are looking to
receive approximately $30 million more in damages from Primus Labs and
retailers that carried the cantaloupes, such as Walmart and Kroger."



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