Better get your rooster sauce now!!!!!

[Jeff H]

Kalifornia is poised to shut them down over the odor.....
 
Too bad David Tran doesn't make a sauce with superhots. That would really give those weenies something to complain about.
 
Read about it here.
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-24737588
 
 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/foodbeast/sriracha-ceo-warns-a-fact_b_4175853.html?utm_hp_ref=los-angeles&ir=Los+Angeles
 
 

 

[muskymojo]

Chiles and garlic smell good if you ask me. If they do close the factory I think they should replace it with a paper mill...or maybe a huge hog farm.

 

[96strat]

We have a papermill closing in Decatur al. They could put in the same place and keep people working. They can bring the jobs to north Alabama. I would love to be down wind of the smell of hot chilis.

 

[jedisushi06]

They will end up moving the company or selling it to someone else.  I go thru a ton of this stuff at work, we use in our sushi we make.  

 

[jedisushi06]

We should all start calling the Mayors office and complain about this!

 

[Jeff H]

We should all start calling the Mayors office and complain about this!

 
 
Hey, isn't Magpul's offices and production facility recently vacated in CO from the AWB??? they should consider moving there. Probably get a good price on the factory. Call your mayor and push for it.

 

[Super Hots Canada]

Daniel Inman, creator/operator of The Oatmeal, was interviewed by CNN on the issue:
 
http://eatocracy.cnn.com/2013/10/30/oooh-burn-sriracha-factory-neighbors-complain-about-smell/?hpt=ea_mid
 
.. I'd love to smell hot sauce around my county rather than the rotten egg smell that wafts around it from the paper pulp mill that is around a 20 minute highway drive way away from where I live or the pig crap stench that lingers over mall in our county that comes from who-knows-where. lol

 

[96strat]

The city of irwindale ca wanted the hot sauce factory!! Call them and ask why they want to close down the plant. Be polite at 626-430-2200.

 

[salsalady]

We saw the spot on the CBS Morning show.  The neighbors are complaining about the smell/fumes.  I doubt David Tran would move out of California, the processing facility is 70 miles away from the fields where their chiles are grown.  They said it's less than 6 hours from when the pods are picked to when they're processed.  Can't beat that for fresh!.

 

[texas blues]

We got plenty of jalapeno's here in Texas for Mr. Tran and we'd love to have him here!
 
Dude: So TB where you workin' when not playing music?
 
TB: Huy Fong
 
Dude: AWESOME!!!