Millions of pounds of decayed food have been taken away. This removal was from a warehouse that had burned. Air quality regulators have confirmed this action. The warehouse in question is a Lineage facility, and it is known that the removal of the food has occurred, but some are saying that more needs to be done to finish the cleanup, according to reports from the source.
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