Campbell’s promises that its soup isn’t made with 3D-printed meat

Campbell’s insists its soup is not made with 3D-printed chicken, lab-grown chicken, or genetically modified meat. Food giant clarification issued On their website yet The leaked audio was allegedly captured Campbell’s vice president of information technology said the company’s meat “came from a 3D printer.”

“A recent video contained false comments about our ingredients,” Campbell writes. “The comments heard on the recording about our food are not only inaccurate, they are ridiculous. We do not use lab-grown chicken or any form of synthetic or bioengineered meat in our soups.” He adds that the company only uses chicken from “reputable” suppliers in the United States that meet USDA standards.

The audio was released as part of a lawsuit filed against Campbell by a former employee, who claims he recorded a conversation with IT Vice President Martin Paley. during Conversationthe allegedly Balinese person makes racist remarks, while calling Campbell’s food “bioengineered” and “for poor people.”

“Even in a can of soup, I look at it, and I look at bio-engineered meat,” the person on the recording says. “I wouldn’t want to eat a piece of chicken that came from a 3D printer, would you?”

Campbell He put my mind on vacation While investigating the alleged comments. “Keep in mind that the alleged comments heard on the audio recording were made by someone who works in IT, and has nothing to do with the way we make our food,” Campbell says.