Boar's Head will close a Jarratt, Virginia, plant it says was the origin of a nationwide listeria outbreak this summer.

Boar’s Head is closing its Virginia deli plant indefinitely and will permanently discontinue its liverwurst product, the company announced on Friday.

"We regret and deeply apologize for the recent Listeria monocytogenes contamination in our liverwurst product. We understand the gravity of this situation and the profound impact it has had on

The embattled deli meat supplier has issued a WARN notice with the Virginia Employment Commission saying 600 jobs were impacted by its Jarratt plant closure. In late July, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was investigating a deadly listeria outbreak believed to be linked to deli meats.

Boar’s Head has tapped dozens of workers for a deep clean of the Virginia plant whose listeria outbreak has led to multiple customer deaths — but the company has no plans to reopen it, The Post has learned.

Boar's Head will no longer sell liverwurst deli meat after the fatal listeria outbreak linked to the product and its now closed Virginia processing plant.