Attorney general, city seek to end "sickening" smells from Southeast Side plant
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and city officials are seeking a court order to shut down Pullman Innovations. The plant has faced numerous complaints regarding putrid odors affecting the Southeast Side.
State and city officials are asking a Cook County Circuit Court judge to halt operations at Pullman Innovations, which has been the source of hundreds of nuisance complaints over putrid odors.Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and city lawyers want the judge to force Pullman to shut down while the business devises a plan to control smells. The business makes an additive in animal feed used by farmers who supply eggs to food company Dutch Farms.Raoul and the city sued the business in August…
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