Which food product recall in the early 2000s resulted in the largest settlement in food safety history at that time, costing over $50 million and leading to major industry-wide reforms?

Product recalls can make or break a food company's reputation and financial health. Behind every recall lies a story of oversight, unexpected consequences, or sometimes even deliberate negligence. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant and costly product recalls in the food industry that led to sweeping changes in food safety regulations and company protocols. Do you know your food industry history well enough to identify this game-changing recall event?

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Peanut Corporation of America's salmonella-tainted peanut products (2008-2009)
ConAgra's Peter Pan peanut butter E. coli contamination (2007)
Pilgrim's Pride frozen chicken listeria outbreak (2002)
Kraft's Oscar Mayer ready-to-eat meat recall (2003)