Campbell’s has fired an executive who was allegedly caught on tape calling the soup company’s products “highly process[ed] food” for “poor people,” and that the chicken in it is “bioengineered meat.”
After a review of the recording, Campbell’s confirmed in a statement Wednesday that the company believes the voice in question belongs to Martin Bally, a vice president, who as of Tuesday no longer works at the company.
A lawsuit filed Thursday in Wayne County, Michigan, against Campbell’s, obtained by ABC News, highlights a conversation between Bally and former cyber security analyst Robert Garza who recorded the discussion.
