Post To Pay $2M For Violations At Modesto Cereal Plant
A Central California cereal plant will have to spend more than $2 million for violating federal air quality rules.
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A Central California cereal plant will have to spend more than $2 million for violating federal air quality rules.
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Two corporations that owned the Post cereal brand have agreed to pay $635,000 in fines to settle allegations that they failed to prevent air pollution from a Modesto plant where Grape-Nuts, Banana Nut Crunch and other products were made.
