Campbell’s executive fired for insulting company products as “shit for the poor”

The American company Campbell's, known for canned soups, has fired its top manager for calling its products "shit for the poor" and saying that they are made from chicken made on a 3D printer. This was reported by AFP and is also reported on website Campbell's.

The scandal was initiated by former Campbell's employee Robert Garza, who sued over his dismissal a year ago, which he said was related to a complaint about the behavior of Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer Martin Bally.

As evidence in the trial, he published a recording of a conversation in which Bally sharply criticizes Campbell's products.

The dismissed employee also said that the vice president of Campbell's called Indian employees "idiots" and emphasized that he did not like working with them.

The company confirmed the authenticity of the recordings, but categorically denied all claims about the quality of its products.

"Recently, there has been some misinformation about the chicken we use in our soups. These statements are not just false - they are absolutely absurd. Let me debunk the myths. Our chicken is neither bioengineered nor 3D printed. We always use real meat. The employee whose voice you heard on that recording no longer works for Campbell's," said CEO of the company Mick Beekhuizen.