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🤔#Hmmm @ScottZPatriot
"While we were all focused on #COVID, disputed elections, and conflicts abroad, the #Controlled demolition of the Deep State's Infrastructure continued behind the scenes. I can't help but wonder what really happened at these food processing plants... or is it all just a coincidence?"

Based on the list of food processing plant fires and damages from 2008 to 2024, the worst two years in terms of the number of incidents and their impact appear to be:

1. 2022
Number of Incidents: 5 notable fires

Major Incidents:
Shearer's Foods Plant – Oregon, Ohio (February 2022)A significant fire caused extensive damage to the potato chip plant, resulting in a major disruption in production.

Taylor Farms Plant – Salinas, California (April 2022)A large fire caused extensive damage to the salad and fresh produce processing plant.

Azure Standard HQ Facility – Dufur, Oregon (April 2022)A fire destroyed part of the organic food distribution and processing facility, impacting the supply of organic foods.

McCrum Potato Processing Facility – Belfast, Maine (March 2022)A fire caused extensive damage to the potato processing facility, resulting in operational shutdowns.

East Conway Beef & Pork Plant – Conway, New Hampshire (May 2022)A fire destroyed the processing area of the beef and pork plant, impacting meat supply in the region.

Impact: The incidents in 2022 involved large-scale fires that led to significant operational disruptions and substantial damage, particularly affecting the supply of processed foods like chips, salads, organic foods, and meat products.

2. 2020
Number of Incidents: 5 notable fires

Major Incidents:
Tyson Foods Plant – Kansas (April 2020)A major fire at a Tyson Foods beef processing plant disrupted production for several months.

West Liberty Foods Plant – Mount Pleasant, Iowa (May 2020)A fire caused damage to the meat processing plant, leading to a temporary shutdown.

Cargill Nutrena Plant – Lecompte, Louisiana (October 2020)A fire destroyed the feed mill, impacting the production of animal feed significantly.

McCain Foods Plant – Othello, Washington (June 2020)A fire caused extensive damage to the potato processing facility, leading to a prolonged shutdown.

Hormel Foods Plant – Rochelle, Illinois (May 2020)A fire at the Hormel Foods plant caused some damage and production delays.

Impact: The incidents in 2020 included several fires at major facilities, like Tyson Foods and Cargill, which led to extended production shutdowns, affecting the supply of meat and animal feed. These incidents had significant implications for the food supply chain, especially during a period of global pandemic-related disruptions.

Conclusion
2022 had widespread impact across various food types (chips, fresh produce, organic foods, and meats), with multiple large-scale incidents.

2020 was also a particularly damaging year due to fires at major meat and animal feed processing plants, impacting food supply chains during a challenging period globally.
Both years saw multiple significant fires that had far-reaching consequences for food production and supply in the United States.

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