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

New reports reveal problems at the now-closed Boar's Head plant connected to a deadly listeria outbreak went back two years. Inspection reports show there was an "imminent threat" to the public, but operations continued.

Deli meat manufacturer Boar's Head, said executives "have decided to permanently discontinue liverwurst" connected to a massive 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 multiple Boar's Head deli meat recalls in Louisiana and nationwide, the plant linked to the ongoing listeria outbreak is permanently closing.

For Jarratt, Va., a town accustomed to a long, slow slide, the Boar’s Head closure stands out as a sizable and sudden hit.

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,