Two deaths at pet food ingredient rendering facility

One co-worker speculated that the two may have died from hydrogen sulfide gas exposure.

On September 12, two workers died at the Valley Proteins rendering facility in Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA, reported regional NBC-affiliate WRAL. The plant makes ingredients for pet food from meat and bone co-products. Police continue investigating the causes of death. The deceased workers were found face down in…

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