Upton Sinclair's interesting and intense story reveals the outrageous food conditions in the Chicago stockyards. Condemned by society, Upton Sinclair was labeled un-American who was slandering the meatpacking industry. The Jungle is examined as one of the most remarked about publications worldwide in history. Sinclair's book triggered distinguished people and it attained a considerable amount of public recognition regarding the vile truth of the meat-packing industry. This book is considered to be a major spark in history to the advancement of the Pure Food and Meat Inspection act, which has became a monumental influence to this day in
