The FDA is continuing its investigating into two Iowa egg farms and the part they played in a salmonella outbreak.
Former workers are speaking out about what they saw inside another plant.
"It's the frustration of telling people and getting ignored and now people are sick on the same stuff I was complaining about," says Robert Arnold.
Robert and Deanna Arnold worked for a DeCoster owned egg plant in Alden. Inside they say witnessed filthy conditions, egg yolk underneath belts and even grease mixed with eggs.
Robert Arnold says he brought their concerns to plant managers as well as officers with the USDA but he was ignored.
An initial FDA inspection released this week documented rodent infestations and liquid manure on the floor.
Wright County Egg responded by saying, "Our farm is committed to excellent care of our flocks and to producing safe, quality eggs."
Former workers are speaking out about what they saw inside another plant.
"It's the frustration of telling people and getting ignored and now people are sick on the same stuff I was complaining about," says Robert Arnold.
Robert and Deanna Arnold worked for a DeCoster owned egg plant in Alden. Inside they say witnessed filthy conditions, egg yolk underneath belts and even grease mixed with eggs.
Robert Arnold says he brought their concerns to plant managers as well as officers with the USDA but he was ignored.
An initial FDA inspection released this week documented rodent infestations and liquid manure on the floor.
Wright County Egg responded by saying, "Our farm is committed to excellent care of our flocks and to producing safe, quality eggs."
