(LOOTPRESS) – Campbell Soup Company has terminated a senior executive following the emergence of a recording in which he allegedly disparages the company’s products as unhealthy, low-quality, and made with “bioengineered” meat. The company confirmed Wednesday that Martin Bally, a vice president in the information technology division, is no longer employed after officials reviewed the audio.

The recording is at the center of a newly filed lawsuit in Wayne County, Michigan, brought by former cybersecurity analyst Robert Garza, who claims he captured Bally’s remarks during a meeting at a restaurant earlier this year. In the suit, obtained by ABC News, Garza alleges Bally made derogatory comments about Campbell’s customers and ingredients.

“We have [expletive] for [expletive] poor people … W

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