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Cintas: United States
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Cintas provides uniforms to individuals serving every aspect of the food industry, including lab technicians, chemists, grocers, packagers, clerks, chefs and servers. The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Safety Inspection Service is one of the customers Cintas serves in the food industry. The Food Safety Inspection Service is responsible for ensuring that the nation's commercial supply of meat, poultry and egg products are safe and correctly labeled and packaged. More than four million people wear Cintas uniforms daily.
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As the industry leader, Cintas was ... still intent on growing and consolidating. In 2002, the company spent $22 million to acquire certain portions of the uniform manufacturing and marketing division of the Missouri-based laundry company Angelica Corp. One month after the Angelica sale was completed, Cintas announced it had bought out Omni Services, Inc., in what was its largest acquisition, surpassing the Unitog deal of two years earlier. Omni Services, of Culpepper, Virginia, was owned by the French company Filuxel, S.A., and it had apparently suggested the merger. Omni had annual sales of around $300 million, with 90,000 customers in over 30 states. The merger was expected to bump Cintas's sales to around $2.5 billion, and it would clearly continue to lead the industry over the next several years.
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Cintas’s policy stated that it protects the confidentiality of any information concerning the Company and employees. Under the policy, violating a confidence or unauthorized release of confidential information could result in disciplinary action.
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In a separate case, OSHA issued proposed fines totaling $117,500 for safety violations at a Cintas plant in Columbus, Ohio. The agency ... opened investigations into Cintas plants in Arkansas and Alabama. Officials in Washington state have levied $13,650 in fines for alleged safety violations at a Cintas facility in Yakima, Wash.
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