King Soopers confirmed that 14 of its gas stations in the Denver metro area pumped contaminated fuel, affecting customers and prompting the shutdown of affected pumps as the company works to resolve the issue.
King Soopers temporarily closed its store in southeast Colorado Springs due to possible traces of asbestos found during a remodel. The grocery chain is working with independent experts and state agencies to address the situation and ensure the safety of associates and customers. The store will remain closed until all concerns have been addressed. The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating a complaint regarding potential exposure to asbestos at the store. Asbestos is a fire-resistant material that can cause lung damage if inhaled.
The King Soopers store located at 2910 South Academy Boulevard in Colorado Springs has been temporarily closed due to the possible presence of asbestos during its ongoing remodel. The company has hired independent experts and is working with state agencies to evaluate and address the situation. The store will remain closed until all concerns have been addressed, and customers can shop at nearby locations. The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 has urged OSHA and state agencies to conduct a thorough investigation and communicate the final results and recommended actions for workers and customers.