CARB fines Rapid Harvest Co. $16,500, Chemical Transfer Co. $6,500

Feb 14, 2010

The California Air Resources Board fined Rapid Harvest Company $16,500 for diesel emissions violations. CARB says an investigation showed the Salinas- based company failed to inspect its diesel vehicles properly in 2005.

The board also fined Chemical Transfer Co. $6,500 for diesel emissions violations. CARB says an investigation showed the Stockton-based company failed to inspect its diesel vehicles properly during 2008 and 2009.

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