That's what should happen!

What a crap(pun intended) company they are!

I'm guessing they'll track this down to a specific field and investigate what went wrong.

Farm sanitation rules are strict and taken seriously by growers and farm workers. Otherwise incidents like this would be much more frequent.

This may or may not have anything to do with it, but one of the things that concerns me about California is the high population of homeless people living by rivers and streams.

We are a wealthy nation. It is a moral failure of us as a people that we cannot provide safe and secure housing for everyone.

"Get a job!" is not the answer. Someone living under a bridge down by the river is unemployable. Maybe they will always be unemployable. But you can't really know what their issues are until they've got a place to live.

If you drive down 101 south from San Jose, you come to the Salinas Valley, which is miles and miles of lettuce fields - more than half of the lettuce sold in the US comes from here.

Asking because I grew up in California and constantly read/heard about how farm workers were not provided basic sanitary facilities.

Taylor farms bagged salads are common around here.

Or go to local farmers markets.

Some real expert gardeners there & very willing go help.

https://democraticunderground.com/?com=forum&id=1159

Some rent little garden plots which is great for apartment dwellers. Community gardens, and local Ag extension people are also good sources for information and inspiration.