🔥3 Commercial Food Plants Catch Fire (Yet Again) 🔥

Three more North American food factory fires is purely coincidental, right?

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While stuffing ourselves with smoked meats and potato salad - a disturbing fire lit up the Minnesota sky during Memorial Day weekend.

ANOTHER commercial food plant received heavy damages from mysterious flames - killing approximately 200,000 chickens.

Starting on Saturday evening (May 28) around 10 p.m. at a Forsman Farms facility in Stockholm Township, Minnesota, according to FOX 9 Minneapolis.

So far, an investigation into the cause of the fire is still going but hasn’t turned up any criminal activity.

According to Forsman Farms website, the business specializes in egg production and typically sells 3 million eggs per day.

Although a barn housing chickens, and manure was heavily damaged, no injuries occurred.

Here is video footage of the fire in progress:

A local news crew talked with locals who witnessed the fire:

Over on Twitter, I discovered additional food processing plant fires occurring last week.

One fire heavily damaged a chicken processing plant in London Ontario:

~ Fire Causes ‘Substantial’ Damage to London, Ontario Chicken-Processing Plant

London Fire Department @LdnOntFire

Structure fire at 10 Cuddy Blvd, crews have knocked it down and are in the process of overhaul. Upon arrival heavy fire and smoke conditions that crews were able to knock down and gain access to extinguish the fire. #LdnOnt@LdnOntFire

Trena Thompson @UniqueChicka333

Another one. It’s interesting how all the buildings and structures that “accidentally” burn, are the least likely to actually burn. Burning food, documents, history....

lfpress.comFire causes ‘substantial’ damage at London chicken-processing plantAn early Monday fire caused “substantial” damage to a portion of the Cargill poultry-processing plant in east London, fire officials say.

In the State of Washington, a Grain Silo went up in flames, turning into a pile of rubble.

sherry @sherryclayton53

"Grain Elevator Just Exploded": 100-Year-Old Grain Silo In Washington De... youtu.be/etEojhMAQcE via @YouTube

youtu.be“Grain Elevator Just Exploded”: 100-Year-Old Grain Silo In Washington Destroyed By Dramatic Fireball- A spectacular fire demolished M & E Seed and Grain Co. in Prosser and left one person with burns.A smoldering pile of twisted metal and charred lumber was ...

At last count, 22 food plant fires occurred in one week back in April.

With 3 fires over the past week, I believe the math works out to be at least 25 food processing plant fires in the U.S. and Canada in recent weeks.

Coincidental?

Why is the MSM ignoring bunches of food plant fires happening over the past two months?