Poultry Processing Plant in California Catches Fire

Another food processing plant has caught fire.

A poultry processing plant in in Montebello, California caught fire on Sunday.

“QC Poultry at 1111 W. Olympic Blvd. sustained building damage, and several commercial vehicles may also have been burned, a spokesperson for the city of Montebello said,” KTLA reported.

The fire was contained with the help of Montebello Fire and other mutual aid fire departments.

“Shortly after 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 28, your [Montebello Fire Department] responded to a reported structure fire in the 1000 block of Olympic Blvd,” Montebello FD wrote on Instagram.

“First arriving units on scene found a large industrial building with heavy smoke showing. As members began to deploy, the fire was upgraded to a third alarm commercial fire.”

Another food processing facility burned …
A commercial fire burned a poultry business in Montebello Sunday afternoon. QC Poultryhttps://t.co/ghmttgQ1uS

— Carol Ray (@CarolRay502000) August 30, 2022

KTLA reported:

Footage from the scene shows burn damage near the building’s windows and doors, as well as at least one unit from the Monterey Park Fire Department present to assist.

The fire was located in a heavily industrial area and no residential properties were threatened, though the blaze was adjacent to the Montebello Bus Lines service facility and bus yard.

Traffic was rerouted from Olympic Boulevard and Greenwood Avenue.

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The fire’s cause is unknown.

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Read our prior report on fires and explosions at food processing plants:

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