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Bulk food waste removal complete at Boyle Heights warehouse, air quality regulators say
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· August 29, 2026
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Removal of bulk food waste from a Boyle Heights cold food storage warehouse that burned more than two months ago is complete, air quality regulators said Saturday. In a news release, the South Coast Air Quality Management District said its enforcement team on-site at the Lineage Logistics propert...
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Key points In a news release, the South Coast Air Quality Management District said its enforcement team on-site at the Lineage Logistics propert... Removal of bulk food waste from a Boyle Heights cold food storage warehouse that burned more than two months ago is complete, air quality regulators said Saturday.
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What is this story about? Removal of bulk food waste from a Boyle Heights cold food storage warehouse that burned more than two months ago is complete, air quality regulators said Saturday. In a news release, the South Coast Air Quality Management District said its enforcement team on-site at the Lineage Logistics propert...
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