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Calbell’s Co has fired an executive who was allegedly caught on a secret recording insulting the company’s products, customers and employees – including calling its food “- for Fort.”
Martin Bally, and the former president of the adulterous Department of Information Security Campbell, can be said to have been heard in making a sound that is a year old “, offensive and false”, said a spokesperson for the company told Fox Business.
After reviewing the tape, Campbell’s said he believes the voice is Bally’s and has been off the job since Tuesday.
“We apologize for the injuries suffered by the elderly,” said the company’s spokesperson. “This behavior does not reflect our values and our company culture, and we will not tolerate this type of Language under any circumstances.”
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Martin Bally, vice president of Campbell’s Information Security Department. It is alleged to have been heard making noises that are “obscene, offensive, offensive and false”, a spokesperson for the company told Fox Business. (LinkedIn / FOX News)
Bally had been placed on temporary leave during an internal investigation, the company told the New York Post.
The recording was recently released by former employee Robert Garza, a former analyst at Campbell Sybertecurity, as part of a lawsuit filed in Michigan’s Wayne County Circuit Court.
Garza said he captured the sound during the November 2024 meeting at the restaurant, local media 4 News Detroit reported.
He said he initially kept the recording private but it was later reported to his boss. Garza was fired about 20 days later and is now suing Campbell’s Repaliation and maintaining a hostile work environment, according to the complaint.
Garza is seeking damages for wrongful termination and retaliation.
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In the audio, it is said that he was heard criticizing Campbell’s products, mocking customers, making disparaging remarks about his Indian colleagues and accepting to work under the influence of marijuana.
“We have F – For – Fort People People. Who buys S –
“Biolinearized meat – I don’t want to eat chicken that came out of a 3-D printer,” the voice added.
“F – Indians know,” he allegedly continues. “They wouldn’t think for themselves.”
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Cans of Campbell’s Chicken Noodle Sombo Silane on a shelf in Bellingham, Washington, on April 25, 2024. (Reuters / Chris Helgren / Reuters)
Campbell’s said it first learned about the lawsuit and heard parts of the recording on November 20, and said neither Garza nor his attorney had previously informed the company about it.
Campbell’s also defended its products and its employees, calling the comments made on the record “correct” and “inappropriate.”
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“We are grateful for the millions of people who buy and enjoy our products and are honored by the trust they place in us,” said Campbell’s. “We take pride in the food we make, the people who make it and the quality ingredients we use to provide consumers with great food at a great value.”
FOX Business’ Christina Shaw contributed to this report.
