A Boar's Head plant that produced deli meat in Virginia will cease operations after a deadly listeria outbreak affected several states.

Boar’s Head Provisions Co. has recalled many of its products due to an outbreak of listeria that reportedly caused the deaths of nine people.

Embattled deli meat supplier Boar's Head Provision Company said it will permanently discontinue liverwurst after a deadly listeria outbreak.

Boar’s Head is indefinitely shutting down its plant in Jarratt, Virginia, linked to a nationwide listeria outbreak concerning sliced deli meats. On Sept. 13, Boar's Head Provision Company announced that it is also permanently discontinuing production of its Strassburger Brand Liverwurst,

After a widespread listeria outbreak sickened 57 people and resulted in nine deaths, Boar's Head announced they would no longer sell liverwurst.

The deadly listeria outbreak that prompted Boar’s Head to indefinitely shut down a contaminated plant has devastated a Virginia town after 500 workers suddenly found themselves out of a job, according to a report.

Meat and condiment supplier Boar’s Head has announced a mass product recall for the liverwurst cold cut in the wake of a deadly outbreak of listeria. Knewz.com has learned that the root of the contamination has since been identified,

Boar's Head discontinues liverwurst and closes Jarratt facility after listeria outbreak causes nine deaths and 57 hospitalizations.