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Smithfield lied to the public at the expense of workers’ lives. We’re taking the pork giant to court for its lies and inaction. Join our fight now by making a tax-deductible gift. Any amount helps!
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John,

COVID-19 laid bare the meat industry’s chronic worker abuses. Throughout the crisis, meatpacking workers, many of whom are people of color, have been experiencing massive COVID-19 outbreaks in their communities. More than 58,000 meatpacking workers have contracted COVID-19, and hundreds have died.

Smithfield led a coordinated campaign to tell consumers it was protecting workers. But in reality, it wasn’t. Smithfield also scared consumers into thinking national meat shortages were near. That wasn’t true either.

To assuage consumer concerns about worker safety, Smithfield said that it was aggressively protecting meatpacking workers. Through advertisements, social media and website disclosures, the company claimed it was implementing a host of measures to protect workers from COVID-19 — including providing personal protective equipment, relaxing leave policies, and partnering with state and local health departments.

The reality is that these statements were simply false. So we are taking Smithfield to court. We're fighting to have Smithfield pay for its dangerous lies. Will you join our fight? Yes, I will make a tax-deductible gift of $40, or any other amount, and double my donation!
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Smithfield’s workers were gravely endangered, and Smithfield slaughterhouses repeatedly emerged as epicenters for COVID-19 outbreaks. Over 3,200 Smithfield employees have contracted COVID-19. According to both workers and government safety regulators, Smithfield was not providing the safety measures it had promised. Smithfield even undermined the efforts of government officials to protect worker safety by failing to report COVID-19 cases among its workforce, and stonewalling efforts to keep workers safe. Smithfield puts workers and our communities in danger and that needs to stop. Are you with us?

Double Your Gift To Fight Big Ag
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For years, Smithfield has been wantonly polluting our air and water with seas of hog waste. Its hog factories have destroyed rivers, killed millions of fish and endangered public health -- especially in rural environmental justice communities. Now it won’t even protect its workers.

Food & Water Watch is leading the effort to stop Smithfield’s lies and protect workers, and we’re ready to win! But going up against Smithfield’s entrenched corporate influence won’t be easy, so we’re asking for your help. Donate now to fight Big Ag!
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With your support, we can stop Big Ag polluters like Smithfield and protect consumers from its dangerous lies. Please donate now to fuel our lawsuit against the dangerous pork giant!
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Onward together,

Wenonah Hauter
Founder and Executive Director
Food & Water Watch and Food & Water Action

P.S. This month is Member Month at Food & Water Watch. All gifts will be matched until June 30th! Donate now and double your impact to power our fight against Big Ag and its quest for profits over the safety of our communities.
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