Finding a Contractor to Perform a Food Leveling Test
When you have a bug in food lawsuit, you are basically accusing the company of negligence for failing to protect you and your family from harmful insects. These bugs are not only harmful to us, but they can also be fatal. The consequences of not having these bugs eliminated are not just limited to you, but to anyone else that may come in contact with these bugs as well. These lawsuits are very costly, and even if you win your lawsuit, it will still be a very long case to take. You will lose sleep, you will lose money, and your health will be compromised.
The first step to being prepared for a bug infestation is to know what to look for.
There is no point in having a bug infestation if the company that is responsible doesn’t even care about what they are doing. This can be especially true if your bug is invasive species like the West Nile Virus. Even when they are aware of the fact that there is a bug infestation, they won’t do anything about it because of the cost involved. If this is the case, then the company is negligent and should pay for their negligence.
Secondly, look for products that the company markets or promotes as being safe for us to use. Don’t buy into the lie that these products are safe to eat. We have all heard of products that turn bad within 30 days or so, and some have killed people. If you see products that have this warning, then there is something wrong.
Next, if you see a label that says this product is natural, then you will want to think twice about buying it.
Many natural foods, such as garlic and yogurt, contain listeria. Also, look at the label for ingredients that are difficult to pronounce. If it sounds like someone who is not native to the country where the product came from, then you might want to think twice before buying it.
Lastly, find out what type of response the company gets to bug infestations.
Are they quick to respond to claims of having a bug infestation, or does it take a little time? Some companies take a long time to respond and are not always willing to help. If a company takes too long to fix the problem or has little to no response to claims of bug infestation, then you may want to consider going with another company. You don’t want to put your family at risk by using an unsafe product, only to have the bugs show up and leave you with severe food poisoning symptoms.
Once you have found a company that you think has a bug infestation, it is time to speak up.
Contact the county health department and see if they have any information about the company. Do not wait until you have bug problems to contact them. They need to know as soon as possible about your situation so that they can offer you advice and take care of the problem.
Once you have spoken with the health department, go online and do a little research into the company.
Find out what products they use to clean their facilities. Is there an opportunity to learn about other products that they could be using? Are their facilities cleaned on a regular basis? Are they environmentally friendly?
If the answers to these questions are negative, or if you have reason to believe that they may be doing something incorrectly, call a pest control expert to help you address your bug infestation. They can help identify the bugs, give you advice on how to get rid of them, and tell you if you should use a bug spray or other method to kill the bugs. Remember, if you have a strong suspicion that a company is knowingly disposing of harmful pesticides or harmful chemicals into the environment without fear of being fined, it is probably best to find another contractor. Companies that have been in business for a long time are unlikely to be doing that on purpose, and in fact, many companies would never knowingly do this.
