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Tofu Truck Crash Creates Stink, Delays Cleanup Efforts

3/27/2026

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On March 1, 2026, a truck carrying 40,000 pounds of tofu crashed off Interstate 44 near Jerome, Missouri; the driver was unharmed.
The tofu remained in the ravine for three weeks while towing companies confirmed the trucking company's insurance coverage.
Chief Brandon Williams said the tofu spoiled in the elements, creating a strong odor near the highway exit.
The incident underscores cleanup and insurance verification challenges after accidents.

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Story summary

On March 1, 2026, a truck carrying 40,000 pounds of tofu crashed off Interstate 44 near Jerome, Missouri; the driver was unharmed.
The tofu remained in the ravine for three weeks while towing companies confirmed the trucking company's insurance coverage.
Chief Brandon Williams said the tofu spoiled in the elements, creating a strong odor near the highway exit.
The incident underscores cleanup and insurance verification challenges after accidents.