OSHA Investigation Reveals Serious Violations and Lack of Training in Miracapo Pizza Company’s Sanitation Practices

Illinois-based Miracapo Pizza Company, also known as Little Lady Foods, is facing severe penalties totaling $2.8 million after a federal investigation conducted by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) uncovered safety failures and a lack of training, resulting in the death of a 29-year-old sanitation worker.

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Tragic Death and Safety Failures: Illinois Pizza Manufacturer Faces $2.8M in Penalties

Tragic Death and Safety Failures: Illinois Pizza Manufacturer Faces $2.8M in Penalties

OSHA Investigation Reveals Serious Violations and Lack of Training in Miracapo Pizza Company’s Sanitation Practices