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Another one of Scott Depot's supermarkets failed to make the grade during a recent Putnam County Health Department inspection.
Foodland, on Route 34,
was cited for
three
"Critical" and seven "Non-Critical" violations
for its retail section December 16th, during a routine visit, according to the
reports posted above this story.
The "Critical" violations were:
The sanitarian, Barbara Koblinksy, did not close Foodland down, but did put it on a 10-day notice for re-inspection. She also noted her report to say "Store display cases in another location than produce prep area."
The Putnam County Health Department has not provided PutnamLIVE.com with the results of the 10-day re-inspection.
PutnamLIVE.com attempted to reach Roger Allen, of Foodland, (who signed the report) for comment. He was not at work when we called. However, he called back at a later date and says Foodland takes cleanliness very seriously. "Everything was corrected before the inspector left."
In addition, Allen says, "We spend thousands of dollars on maintenance every month."
Publisher's note:
All inspections are provided by the Putnam County Health Department
which chooses which facilities to inspect.
