Whistleblower Exposes Morrisons Trailers Covered in Rotting Food

A former Morrisons RDC worker has blown the lid on filthy trailers delivering food across multiple UK regions. The insider warns shoppers: “Stop buying from Morrisons for your family’s safety.”

Trailers Full of Months-Old Pus, No Cleaning in Sight

The worker, formerly at the Sittingbourne distribution centre, says managers ignored repeated complaints about trailer hygiene. Instead of action, staff just shrugged their shoulders. The result? Trailers caked with rotting food, some covered in “months and months of pus.”

This shocking neglect isn’t isolated. The filthy trailers reportedly service Kent, Essex, Sussex, the Isle of Wight, and Reading — with hundreds of photos allegedly backing the claims.

 

Morrisons Managers Silent as Health Risk Hits the Shelves

The whistleblower threatens to name names of every manager they alerted, accusing Morrisons of prioritising profits over safety. “These trailers deliver your food,” they warn.

They’ve reportedly urging a national boycott of Morrisons stores, especially Sittingbourne. “It’s too late for Morrisons to act. It’s gone public,” the insider states.

Is your next Morrisons shop putting your family at risk? The disturbing revelations suggest shoppers think twice before filling their trolley.

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