Victoria police investigate threats against SPC after company mandates Covid-19 vaccines

The company, which runs a major cannery in Shepparton, set a precedent for corporate Australia by mandating vaccination for workers and contractors

The anonymous online posts suggest defacing SPC products on supermarket shelves and asked what might happen if a needle was found in a can of SPC food, according to reports.The threats were reported on 12 August and detectives in Shepparton are investigating, police said on Saturday. Anyone caught contaminating food products faces up to 15 years jail.

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