But the Liberal MP for Murray, Sharman Stone, who fought for the Australian fruit processor SPC Ardmona, called the outbreak a «wake - up call» for Australia and urged her government to implement stronger action to stop future outbreaks. (theguardian.com)
Michael Jacobs, president of Pacific Fruit Processors commented, «We have been near capacity at times over the past several years on aseptic processing. (preparedfoods.com)
«I am deeply concerned fruit with dangerous lead levels could be served in hospitals, aged care homes or prisons and also concerned that if we lose our last fruit processor Australian customers may also no longer have a choice to buy Australian tinned fruit.» (theguardian.com)