Millions of pounds of rotting food removed as Lineage cleanup reaches milestone in Boyle Heights
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Air quality regulators confirmed millions of pounds of decaying food have been removed from the burned Lineage Logistics facility in Boyle Heights, marking a major cleanup milestone after more than two months of work; cleanup now shifts to debris removal, power-washing and disinfection, amid ongoing odor complaints and a looming lawsuit from neighborhood groups.
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