The post Campbell’s soup stock crashes over alleged ‘3D printed meat’ appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Campbell’s (NASDAQ: CPB) stock crashed more than 3% on Monday, November 24, ​​after a former employee alleged in a lawsuit that the vice president and chief information security officer, Martin Bally, was mocking “poor people,” ridiculing the company’s products, and making racist comments about colleagues. The accusations center on an audio recording that allegedly contains proof not only of a hostile work environment but also the firing of the whistleblower who reported the incident. Moreover, the executive’s comments on “bioengineered meat that came from a 3-D printer” have also sparked a lot of controversy among environmentally conscious investors. Amid the growing pressure, Campbell’s shares are down more than 27% year-to-date (YTD), and are trading at $30.53 in pre-market as CPB stock slides further. CPB 24-hour price. Source: Google Finance The negative sentiment has also resulted in a social media boycott, in particular due to the company’s association with backers such as BlackRock and Vanguard, who constitute some of Campbell’s biggest share owners. The Campbell Soup’s Vice President wasn’t just caught saying Campbell’s soups are for poor people and use bioengineered meat He literally said on a secret recording the company is using “3D printed meat” This is a federal crime. It is illegal under US federal law to sell,… pic.twitter.com/LBMboTuy39 — Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) November 24, 2025 Campbell Soup Company faces misconduct charges  Robert Garza, a former cybersecurity analyst, says he started recording what was to be a routine salary meeting with Bally in late 2024 after sensing “something wasn’t right.” According to the lawsuit filed in Wayne County Circuit Court, the vice president started mocking the customers, claiming the company made products for “poor people” and questioning who would buy them at all. The filing further alleges Bally launched into racist remarks about Indian colleagues, calling them “idiots”… The post Campbell’s soup stock crashes over alleged ‘3D printed meat’ appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Campbell’s (NASDAQ: CPB) stock crashed more than 3% on Monday, November 24, ​​after a former employee alleged in a lawsuit that the vice president and chief information security officer, Martin Bally, was mocking “poor people,” ridiculing the company’s products, and making racist comments about colleagues. The accusations center on an audio recording that allegedly contains proof not only of a hostile work environment but also the firing of the whistleblower who reported the incident. Moreover, the executive’s comments on “bioengineered meat that came from a 3-D printer” have also sparked a lot of controversy among environmentally conscious investors. Amid the growing pressure, Campbell’s shares are down more than 27% year-to-date (YTD), and are trading at $30.53 in pre-market as CPB stock slides further. CPB 24-hour price. Source: Google Finance The negative sentiment has also resulted in a social media boycott, in particular due to the company’s association with backers such as BlackRock and Vanguard, who constitute some of Campbell’s biggest share owners. The Campbell Soup’s Vice President wasn’t just caught saying Campbell’s soups are for poor people and use bioengineered meat He literally said on a secret recording the company is using “3D printed meat” This is a federal crime. It is illegal under US federal law to sell,… pic.twitter.com/LBMboTuy39 — Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) November 24, 2025 Campbell Soup Company faces misconduct charges  Robert Garza, a former cybersecurity analyst, says he started recording what was to be a routine salary meeting with Bally in late 2024 after sensing “something wasn’t right.” According to the lawsuit filed in Wayne County Circuit Court, the vice president started mocking the customers, claiming the company made products for “poor people” and questioning who would buy them at all. The filing further alleges Bally launched into racist remarks about Indian colleagues, calling them “idiots”…