Stinky Factory Settles with Angry Neighbors for Nearly $1M
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A processing facility has settled with neighbors over complaints about odors and noise.
A processing facility has reached a nearly $1 million settlement with neighbors who filed a class-action lawsuit to formally complain about the smells and noises coming from the factory. Prestige Feed Products, which opened in Mount Prospect, Illinois in 2019, uses a process that involves dehydrating raw cheese and soy to make ingredients for animal feed, according to the Daily Herald. One of the company’s products is known as “Cheese Supreme,” which doesn’t sound so bad if you’re talking abo...
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