The archived file bearing “Settlement Agreement” in its name is an OSHA news-release capture, not the signed agreement. The official Department of Labor release describes corporate-wide compactor, cleaning-chemical and hazard-communication measures following Rochester cases. It identifies separate Rochester-only hazards, including obstructed exit routes. Official August 7, 2013 release.
Use this as historical evidence of corporate-level OSHA involvement. It does not establish current agreement coverage, company-wide refrigeration findings, or that the photographed 2026 conditions violate that settlement. The signed agreement and current obligations were not established by this capture.