US EditionCampbell's CISO Canned over Alleged 'Poor People' Rant
Campbell's US CISO Martin Bally faces investigation after a secretly recorded meeting revealed disparaging and xenophobic remarks, and admission to cannabis use at work.
- On Monday, Campbell Soup Company placed Martin Bally, its US CISO and vice president, on temporary leave while investigating allegations tied to a secretly recorded September 2024 meeting and a lawsuit by Robert Garza.
- The tape reportedly captures xenophobic comments toward Indian colleagues and a claim of being high at work, including Bally disparaging products and admitting to cannabis edibles use.
- Garza says he recorded a September 2024 meeting and reported it to his supervisor in January 2025; he was dismissed 20 days later, and his lawyers gave an apparent recording to Business Insider, which has not authenticated it.
- In a statement Tuesday, Campbell Soup Company called the remarks `patently absurd` and said its chicken meat comes from `long-trusted, USDA approved U.S. suppliers`, while Campbell's stock closed down 0.62% to $30.42 and Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced an investigation.
- Campbell noted the remarks came from an IT person who has no role in food production and emphasized they `do not reflect our values and the culture of our company`; there is no public evidence of 3D‑printed meat, yet the claim spread on social media.
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The Campbell’s Soup Company is facing heavy fire after a top official was recorded trash-talking the brand’s customers, products, and employees. The recording was made last November when former Campbell’s employee Robert Garza met with Martin Bally, the company’s vice president and chief information security officer, to discuss his salary. During the meeting, Bally ranted and raved for over an hour about Campbell’s customers, products, and emplo…
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