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NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION OF Fayetteville Regional Office
AIR QUALITY Smithfield Hog Production-Bladenboro Feed Mill
NC Facility ID 0900066
Inspection Report County/FIPS: Bladen/017
Date: 02/22/2021
Facility Data Permit Data
Smithfield Hog Production-Bladenboro Feed Mill Permit 08155/R12
255 Bryant Swamp Road Issued 6/7/2018
Bladenboro,NC 28320 Expires 2/28/2023
Lat: 34d 33.1310m Long: 78d 49.7910m Class/Status Synthetic Minor
SIC: 2048/Prepared Feeds Nec Permit Status Active
NAICS: 311119/Other Animal Food Manufacturing Current Permit Application(s)None
Contact Data Program Applicability
Facility Contact Authorized Contact Technical Contact SIP
Allen King John Sargent Katie Elmer MACT Part 63: Subpart 7D, Subpart ZZZZ
NSPS: Subpart Dc
Feedmill Manager General Manager- South Environmental Project
[phone] Central Region Manager
[phone] [phone]
Compliance Data
Comments:
Inspection Date 02/10/2021
_ Inspector's Name Stephen Allen
Inspector's Signature: Operating Status Operating
Compliance Status Compliance-inspection
Action Code FCE
Date of Signature: G Z(z 2 /2 , Inspection Result Compliance
Total Actual emissions in TONS/YEAR:
TSP S02 NOX VOC CO PM10 *HAP
2013 62.17 0.0300 4.88 0.2700 4.10 29.73 175.00
2008 60.37 0.0400 4.73 0.2600 3.94 29.14 168.00
*Highest HAP Emitted(in pounds)
Five Year Violation History:
Date Letter TVPe Rule Violated Violation Resolution Date
10/30/2019 NOV/NRE NCGS 143-215.108 Control of sources of air pollution; 12/10/2019
permits required.
10/30/2019 NOV/NRE 21) .1111 Maximum Achievable Control Technology 12/10/2019
12/12/2017 NOV 21) .0611 Monitoring Emissions from Other Sources 05/15/2018
12/12/2017 NOV 2D A I I I Maximum Achievable Control Technology 05/15/2018
12/12/2017 NOV 2Q .0315 Synthetic Minor Facilities 05/15/2018
Performed Stack Tests since last FCE:None
Date Test Results Test Method(s) Source(s)Tested

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I. DIRECTIONS:
Smithfield Hog Production — Bladenboro Feed Mill facility is located on Bryant Swamp Road in
Bladenboro, Bladen County. From FRO,take US I-95 South to Lumberton. Take exit 420 (Hwy 211)to
Lumberton/Red Springs,turning left onto Hwy 211 (Roberts Ave). Travel 3.3 miles and turn left to stay on
Hwy 211, toward Bladenboro. Travel approx. 8 miles to NC Hwy 211 Business. Take NC Hwy 211
Business toward Bladenboro. Travel—1.5 miles to Bryant Swamp Road and turn right. The facility is 0.2
miles on the left.
II. SAFETY CONCERNS:
Hard hat, safety shoes,ear plugs and safety glasses are required. Watch for truck traffic.
III. FACILITY/PROCESS DESCRIPTION:
Smithfield Hog Production—Bladenboro Feed Mill is an animal feed manufacturing mill. They receive
corn, soybean, grains, trace mineral and by-products at two (2)truck-receiving pits where there is one (1)
fabric filter installed to control dust and one uncontrolled rail-receiving pit. All soft ingredients are
transferred to the interior structure of the mill via one of two (2) receiving systems, each of which has a
bagfilter installed. Corn (<15.5 % moisture) and grains pass through one (1) of four (4) hammer mills
(where each pair of hammer mills is controlled by a single bagfilter) and are transferred,via a distribution
system controlled by a bagfilter,to their respective bins. Liquid fat is pumped directly into a bin from the
truck. Vitamins and minerals(other than trace mineral)are received in bags and materials are then weighed
(how much depends on the feed they are making)and blended to make feed mash. The mash is transferred,
via a feed distribution system controlled by a bagfilter, to one (1) of three (3) pellet mills, and then the
pellets go into one(1)of three(3)pellet coolers, controlled by three(3)high efficiency cyclones operating
in parallel on each one of the coolers. After the feed has cooled it is loaded onto trucks and shipped to the
farms.
Wet corn(>15.5%moisture)is received in a separate receiving pit with a partially enclosed shelter and then
stored in one of two(2) silos until it passes through the grain dryer(none of these sources are controlled).
The corn is then stored in silos or the flat bag storage onsite until needed.
The facility also has two(2)NG/No.2 fuel oil-fired boilers,normally operating on NG,that provide steam
for the manufacturing operations, and a 750kW emergency generator.
This facility is subject to the requirements of NESHAP 71), Prepared Feeds Manufacturing (GACT 713);
NESHAP 4Z,RICE(Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines)(GACT 4Z);and NSPS Dc,New Source
Performance Standards for Small Boilers. The facility is Synthetic Minor for PM10.
IV. EMISSION SOURCES:
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Truck grain receiving pit,and soft Bagfilter
ES-001 ingredients pit CD-107 (850 square feet of filter area)
Not operating I Operating w/No VE

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Receiving turnhead negative air system Bagfilter
ES-002 Not Operating CD-123 (332 square feet of filter area)
Not Operating
Receiving turnhead negative air system Bagfilter
ES-003 Not or
CD-124 (209 square feet of filter area)
Not Operating
Pneumatic receiving system Bagfilter
ES-004 Not Operating Not
(200 square feet of filter area)
Not Operating
Bagfilter.
ES-005 Pneumatic receiving system CD-133 (200 square feet of filter area)
Not On Site Not On Site
i
Bagfilter
ES-009 Ground grain negative air system CD-218 (300 square feet of filter area)
Not Operating Not Operating
I
ES-016a One(1) load-out system having twenty
(NESHAP) (20) load-out bins N/A N/A
Operating with 0% opacity
ES-016b One(1) load-out system having twenty
(20)load-out bins N/A N/A
(NESHAP) Operating with 00yo opacity
Rail Car Receiving N/A N/A
ES-017 Operating with<5% opacity
Truck grain receiving pit, 15,000
ES-018 bushels/hr max throughput,with partially N/A N/A
enclosed shelter
Not Operating
Wet grain storage silo, 55,000 bushels
ES-020a capacity N/A N/A
No Filling
Wet grain storage silo, 55,000 bushels
ES-020b capacity N/A N/A
No Filling
tiuty Ope rirtion
Emergency Generator,No. 2 fuel oil Fred,
750 kW, Onan Model D970636382 and
ES-0 Seria186930A,with turbocharger and low N/A N/A
(NESHAP) temperature aftercooler control devices.
Not Operating

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iv s
Natural gas/No. 2 fuel oil-fired boiler
ES-014 (20.925 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input)
(NSPS) Replaced with 20.4 mmBtu NG/FO boiler N/A N/A
Operation with 0% opacity
ES-013
Natural gas/No. 2 fuel oil-fired boiler
j (NSPS) (20.925 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input) N/A N/A
Operation with 0% opacity
Feed Mi11:OperatitYtt
Hammer mill system
ES-007a (capacity: 53 tons/hour) Airlanco Model 100AST10 II
Operating CD-212 Bagfilter
(1,640 sq. ft. of filter area)
Hammer mill system Operating without Air Supply;
ES-007b (capacity: 53 tons/hour) Operation with 0% opacity
Operating
Hammer mill system
ES-008a (capacity: 53 tons/hour) Airlanco Model 100AST10-II {
Operating CD-312 Bagfilter Illlll
Hammer mill system (1,640 sq. ft. of filter area)
ES-008b (capacity: 53 tons/hour) Operation with 0% opacity
Operating
Pelleting system Three(3)cyclones installed in
ES-010 parallel
(capacity: 60 tons/hour) CD-508
(NESHAP) Operating (54 inches in diameter each)
Operation with 0% opacity
Pelleting system Three(3)cyclones installed in
ES-0I I (capacity: 60 tons/hour) CD-608 parallel
(NESHAP) (54 inches in diameter each)
Operating Operation with 0% opacity
Pelleting system Three(3)cyclones installed in
ES-012 (capacity: 60 tons/hour) CD-708 parallel
(NESHAP) Operating (54 inches in diameter each)
Operation with 0% opacity
Mixed feed tumbead negative air system Bagfilter
ES-015 (capacity:36 tons/hour) CD-422 (209 square feet of filter area)
(NESHAP) Operating Operating without Air Supply;
Operation with 0% opacity
Natural gas-fired grain dryer
ES-019 47.8 mmBtu/hr maximum heat input N/A N/A
Not Operating
ES-021 Grain dryer truck loadom N/A N/A
Not Operating I II!

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V. INSIGNIFICANT EMISSION SOURCES:
IES-101 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-102 2Q .0102(h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-103 2Q .0102(h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-104 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-105a 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-106 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-107 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-108 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Storage Silos
IES-022 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Bagging Operation
IES-023 2Q .0102 (h)(5) No Yes
Flat Storage Bagging SystemF -F
VI. INSPECTION SUMMARY:
On 10 February 2021, I, Stephen Allen of FRO DAQ, conducted an air quality compliance inspection of
Smithfield Hog Production — Bladenboro Feed Mill. I met with Allen King, Feedmill Manager, Greg
Ewing,Regional Operations Manager, and Rob Richardson, Environmental Resource Specialist.
Mr. King reviewed the FACFINDER information and did not note any changes. I reviewed records for
Inspection & Maintenance (I&M) on the bagfilters and cyclones, and records for NESHAP 7D
requirements. Mr. King has all of the records for the facility in two large binders. Mr. King has updated
some of the housecleaning checklists and inspection/maintenance records for the bagfilters based on
recommendations and deficiencies noted during the previous inspection. Housekeeping records include
inspecting/cleaning the roof area where an accumulation of spilled feed was discovered during the previous
inspection. Cyclone and bagfilter records now include comments on repairs and maintenance,which were
lacking during the previous inspection.
The facility was previously cited for dust accumulations throughout the facility. Mr.King stated they have
addressed all of the housekeeping issued discovered during the previous inspection. Mr. King and Mr.
Ewing stated that the facility has gone back to using bags of trace minerals instead of receiving it in the
truck receiving pit. Mr. King stated they switched to bags shortly after they were cited in the previous
inspection.

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We toured the facility,which was operating during the inspection. We began at the rail receiving pit where
a load of corn was being received. I observed brief fugitive emissions<5% opacity that did not leave the
enclosed receiving area. I observed the boilers operating on natural gas with 0% opacity. Mr. King and I
then went through the permit and observed each of the bagfilters operating with 0%opacity. The air supply
and pulse were functioning on all of the bagfilters. Mr.King stated the issues observed during the previous
inspection were quickly repaired.I went through the previous inspection report and NOV with Mr. King as
we toured the facility and he pointed out each of the areas that were cited during the inspection. The
housekeeping issues observed appear to have been addressed and the facility no longer receives trace
minerals in the truck receiving area. The area where the trace minerals are stored and dispensed appear to
be clean and well maintained.
Production:
tXear.',r ° :FeQd,. u,�iipit• GiainD'' t ' ;�_
2020 726,714 45,749
2019( d) 693,794 18'278
2018 665,974 19,301
2017 678,789 24,037
2016 693,754 18,278
VIL PERMIT STIPULATIONS:
A.2. 2Q .0304 & 2D .0202 "Permit Renewal and Emission Inventory Requirement" -entire
facility subject. Permit renewal request and emission inventory due at least 90 days prior to permit
expiration.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE— The facility's current permit expires 28 Feb 2023, and the next
permit renewal is due Nov 2022 with AQEI for CY 2021.
A.3. 2D .0503, "Particulates from Fuel Burning Indirect Heat Exchangers"—subject sources are
boilers(ES-014&ES-013). Boilers limited to 0.41 lbs PM/mmBtu.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE—The boilers combust primarily natural gas,using fuel oil only for
backup during curtailment/testing/supply interruptions. The facility has not bumed any fuel other than
NG since the previous inspection. AP-42 PM emission factor for natural gas is 0.007 lb/mmBtu and for
No.2 fuel oil is 0.02 lb/mmBtu,both of which are well below the limit.
A.4. 2D.0515,"Particulates from Miscellaneous Industrial Processes"—all sources subject,except
for boilers, generator and dryer. PM from these sources shall not exceed the allowable emissions rate
determined by E=55x(P)°" -40.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE—Compliance was determined during the most recent permit review
based on operating the source as describe in the permit conditions. No process changes have been made
in operations since that determination and all control devices were operating properly and being
inspected and maintained on a regular basis.
A.5. 2D .0516, "Sulfur Dioxide Emissions from Combustion Sources" — subject sources are the
boilers (ES-013 &ES-014), generator(ES-016), and grain dryer(ES-019). Sources are limited to 2.3
lbs S02/mntBtu.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE-Facility records indicate exclusive use of natural gas in the boilers,
with use of ultra-low sulfur#2 fuel oil only when curtailed by gas company; exclusive use of natural

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gas in dryer; and exclusive use of ultra-low sulfur fuel oil in the generator. The facility has not used
fuel oil in the boilers since 2005. AP-42 S02 emissions factor for natural gas is 0.00061bs/mmBtu,and
for No. 2 fuel oil is 0.002 Ib/mmBtu, both well below the limit. The emergency generator has not
operated since 2017 as it is inoperable due to mechanical issues.
A.6. 2D .0521,"Control of Visible Emissions"—The Permittee shall not cause or allow fugitive dust
emissions to cause or contribute to complaints or excess visible emissions beyond the property
boundary.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — I observed no visible emissions from non-fugitive emission
sources during the inspection. The issues observed during the previous inspection appear to have been
addressed by the facility. Overall,the facility appeared to be clean and well maintained.
A.7. 2D .0524,"New Source Performance Standards"—subject sources are the boilers. Sources are
limited to 0.5% sulfur by weight in the fuel combusted. Requires monthly fuel use records and
semi-annual reporting.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE—Natural gas is the primary fuel and is the only fuel burned since
the last inspection. Fuel oil has not been combusted since 2005. The most recent semi-annual report
was received on 30 December 2020, appeared valid and complete and indicated compliance.
A.8 2D .0535, "Notification Requirement" —Facility-wide applicability. Requires notification of
excess emissions that lasts more than 4 hours.
APPEARED IN COMPLLANCE— Mr.King stated that there have been no excess emissions events
since the last inspection. I did not observe any issues during the inspection.
A.9. 2D .0540, "Fugitive Dust Control Requirement" — subject source is entire facility. The
Permittee shall prevent fugitive dust emissions from the facility from causing or contributing to
substantive complaints or excess VE beyond the property boundaries.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — Mr. King stated that he had received one complaint from a
neighbor across the street regarding the"bees wings"that can be an issue when the grain dryer is used.
Mr. King stated the complainant had"bees wings"on their vehicle on days when the wind blew in the
right direction. The facility installed a mosquito type netting around the top of the drier that seems to
have solved the problem. The complainant never contacted FRO and the facility appears to have made
the necessary corrections to fix the issue.
A.10. 2D .0611, "Cyclone Requirement"—subject devices are those operating on the pellet coolers.
Requires at least an annual inspection and periodic I&M per the manufacturer's recommendations.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — The facility has a logbook system that contains all of the
maintenance and inspection records for all of the control devices. Entries for the cyclones appeared
valid and up to date. The facility conducts inspections of the cyclones on a monthly basis (main focus
on inside of cyclone) and quarterly basis (more outside structure focus). The most recent monthly
inspection occurred on 18 January 2021. In addition,the facility conducts daily visual inspections and
records the fan amperage on each cyclone set.
Mr. King and the facility have improved the validity of the records by having the employee indicate
what actions were completed in the checklist for each inspection, as well as write comments or
corrective actions as applicable.

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A.11. 2D .0611, "Fabric Filter Requirement"—subject devices are those operating on the hammer
mills, truck receiving, ground grain negative air system, pneumatic receiving, mixed feed turnheads,
and receiving turnheads. Requires at least an annual internal inspection, and periodic I&M per
manufacturer specs.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — The facility has a logbook system that contains all of the
maintenance and inspection records for all of the control devices. Entries for the bagfilters appeared
valid and up to date. The facility says their PM schedule is to conduct internal inspections of each
bagfilter on a monthly basis. They do appear to consistently conduct a quarterly inspection on each bag
filter, and that inspection is commensurate with the required annual internal inspection.
CD-107 12/24/20
CD-123 12/1/20
CD-124 12/28/20
CD-129 12/24/20
CD-133 Removed in 2014
CD-218 12/24/20
CD-212 10/22/2020
CD-312 1/18/21
CD-422 10/22/20
Mr. King and the facility employees conducting the inspections have improved the validity of the
records by having the employee indicate what actions were completed in the checklist for each
inspection,as well as write comments or corrective actions as applicable. Deficiencies in this area were
noted in the previous inspection.
A.12. 2D .1111, Prepared Feeds Manufacturing NESHAP (GACT 7D)- subject sources are areas
of plant at the point of and after the introduction of Manganese and/or Chromium into the feed mix.
Requirements include: performing monthly housekeeping duties,monthly load-out chute inspections,
quarterly cyclone inspections; visually observing cyclones weekly for good operation, and keeping
records of each activity; storing chromium/manganese raw materials in closed containers; operating
cyclones according to good air pollution practices;preparing an annual compliance certification(ACC)
by March V, submitting to the DAQ only if deviations have occurred.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE—Monthly Housekeeping Requirement: The facility was cited in
the last inspection for deficiencies in the monthly housekeeping requirements. During the previous
inspection it was noted that the facility no longer was receiving the manganese containing product in
bags/totes, but instead was receiving via truck in the receiving pit. This change meant that additional
areas of the facility were subject to the housekeeping requirements. The facility switched to receiving.
trace minerals in bags after the previous inspection and added more areas to the housekeeping list to
ensure the proper areas were being cleaned or at least visually inspected. This includes the rooftop area
where a large spill was observed during the previous inspection.Overall the facility appeared clean and
well maintained.
Monthly Truck Load-out Sock Inspection Requirement: Records appeared valid and complete.
Socks appeared to be in good condition and functioning properly.

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Quarterly Cyclone Inspection Requirement: Inspections are completed at least quarterly (some
monthly inspections are also completed). Mr. King has improved the records since the previous
inspection by having the employee indicate what actions were completed in the checklist for each
inspection, as well as write comments or corrective actions when repairs or maintenance occurred.
Cyclone Visual Observation Requirement:_The facility records fan amperages daily, which is an
indicator on how the cyclone is operating. Also, the facility has an alarm system on each cyclone that
notifies the operator if the bindicator at the bottom of each cyclone has stopped moving, indicating a
plugged cyclone. The auger also has a speed sensor,and if it stops then the pellet coolers automatically
shut down until the auger is unclogged.
ACC Requirement: Mr. King had the 2020 ACC form dated 28 February 2021 indicating the facility
was in compliance with all permit stipulations.
A.13. 2D .1111, Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine NESHAP (GACT 4Z)— subject
source is the generator engine. Requires a non-resettable hour meter be installed; operating less than
100 hrs/yr for maintenance/readiness testing; and annual maintenance including: changing oil and oil
filter, and inspecting air cleaner and hoses/belts.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE— Mr.King stated that the engine is not operable due to mechanical
issues, and that he has had multiple contractors attempt to repair it to no avail. He stated that it has not
operated since some time in 2017. Until and unless the engine starts operation,the requirements above
do not apply.
A.14. 2D .1806, "Control and Prohibition of Odorous Emissions" —entire facility subject. The
facility shall prevent odorous emissions from causing or contributing to objectionable odors beyond the
property boundaries.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — I detected no odors off-site when entering and departing the
facility. Mr.King stated that the facility has received no odor complaints,and no complaints have been
received in the FRO DAQ.
A.15. 2Q .0501, "Limitation to Avoid "Synthetic Minor Facilities"- Facility-wide applicability.
Limitation: PM10 emissions shall not exceed 100 tpy. Restrictions: feed production is limited to
1,600,000 tons/yr; Grain dried is limited to 200,000 tons/yr; Requires monthly recordkeeping and
annual totals,
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — Monthly records appeared valid and complete and show
compliance,well below the limits,for 2020. Data for 2020(ytd)also indicates they will be well below
the limits: 776,714 tons feed produced and 45,749 tons grain dried.
A.16. 2Q .0317, Avoidance of Boiler NESHAP (GACT 6.I)- would-be subject sources are the
boilers. Facility avoids applicability of this rule by burning NG,with fuel oil only as back-up during
emergencies/supply interruptions, testing and curtailment. Requires recordkeeping of fuel oil usage
and reason for usage. Notify DAQ within 30 days of switch to fuel oil outside of emergencies/supply
interruptions,testing and curtailment.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE—Facility burns natural gas only since the last inspection. No fuel
oil has been burned since 2005.
A.17. 2Q .0711, "Toxic Air Pollutant Emissions Limitation"- Facility-wide applicability.
Facility-wide emissions shall not exceed TPERs.

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APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — Compliance was determined during the most recent permit
review, based on the sources operating as described. Sources are operated the same as during last
permit evaluation. Nothing indicates non-compliance.
B.6. G.S. 143-215.108(c)(1)—Facility-wide applicability. The facility shall be properly operated and
maintained at all times in a manner that will effect an overall reduction in air pollution. Unless
otherwise specified by this permit, no emission source may be operated without the concurrent
operation of its associated air cleaning device(s)and appurtenances.
APPEARED IN COMPLIANCE — During the previous inspection the facility was cited for not
properly operating and maintaining bagfilters when the sources were operating. Two bagfilters had no
air supply to the units. Mr. King stated that repairs had been made to all bagfilters and the dust
explosion vent that was a source of fugitive dust emissions during the previous inspection. I observed
all bagfilters operating with 0% opacity and with proper air pulses during the inspection. Overall, the
facility appeared clean and well maintained. The facility has added inspecting/sweeping the roof to the
housekeeping duties that are required weekly after a heavy dust buildup was observed during the
previous inspection.
VHI. NON-COMPLIANCE HISTORY SINCE 2010:
08 August 2011 —CAI—late reporting
15 Feb 2013 —NOD—late reporting
19 Dec 2013 —NOD—recordkeeping deficiencies
14 Feb 2014—NOD—late reporting
18 August 2014—NOV—late reporting
17 November 2014—CAI—NESHAP 4Z Guidance
13 June 2016—NOD—GACT 7D Deficiencies
12 December 2017—NOV-GACT 7D Deficiencies
30 October 2019—NOV/NRE—GACT/71)Deficiciencies, General Condition 136 Proper Operation
IX. 112R APPLICABH,ITY:
The facility does not store any of the listed 112(r)chemicals in amounts that exceed the threshold quantities.
Therefore,the facility is not required to maintain a written Risk Management Plan(RMP).
X. CONCLUSION/RECOMMENDATION:
On 10 February 2021, Smithfield Hog Production - Bladenboro Feed Mill APPEARED IN
COMPLIANCE with their current air permit as documented in section VII. Permit Stipulations.
Pink Sheet Items:
None
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