Nothing makes for fresh produce like sewage, open urination by workers, and storage next to rat-infested garbage and Port-A-Potties. That's what a hidden camera investigation by Joel Grover found at a So-Cal produce processing area found at the Seventh Street Produce Market in downtown LA. The market services thousands of SoCal restaurants and stores.

A lab test of samples at the market confirmed high levels of E. coli, Fecal Coli forms, and Listeria, which can cause food poisoning.

Unfortunately, there's nothing a consumer can do, really. Except to make more meals at home, and properly store, wash, and cook food, using appropriate temperatures. — BEN POPKEN

Contaminated: Produce Market Investigation [NBC4] (Thanks to Dave!)

In response to the undercover report, Jiffy Lube fired mechanics, installed video cameras in their repair shops so you can watch the work and shut down for a few days for retraining.

"Lesson one: Do what you say at the rate you said you would."

"Jiffy Lube Reacts To Hidden Camera Report" [NBC4] (Thanks to Ben!)