The State - News from Dec. 25, 1988
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Officials warned food companies that the government plans to step up inspections of warehouses after a federal raid revealed a warehouse in San Francisco that was swarming with rats, pigeons and insects. Last week, agents of the Food and Drug Administration raided the rat-infested 50,000-square-foot May Wah Trading Co. warehouse, where boxes of rice, bamboo shoots and other foods were stacked more than 10 feet high.
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