Saputo Inc., Canada’s largest dairy processor, was fined C$187,500 ($145,845) after a worker was killed by a cheese-cutting machine.
The Ontario Court of Justice levied the fine May 1 after Montreal-based Saputo pleaded guilty to failing to ensure a pinch point was guarded, resulting in the worker’s death, the Ontario Ministry of Labour said May 1.
In December 2016, a worker was discovered dead in the pinch point of a guillotine-style cheese-cutting machine at Saputo’s cheese production plant in Trenton, Ontario, the ministry said. There was no guard on the pinch point ...
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