Dollar Tree No. 5098

January 31, 2017 · Fail
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  • official resultFail
  • resultFail
  • inspection typeRetail Food
  • failed findings5
  • critical findings0

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Failed findings

  • Insects Rodents Animals
    Inspector note: Have pest control provide traps for under shelves in retail area. Found dropping and bags of hole eaten into the bags. Have staff check and remove. Needs to be monitored.
    code 35-6-501.111/.115** · serious findingstatus: Fail
  • Food Protection
    Inspector note: PIC needs to remove all open bags of chips in retail area that have been eaten into by rodents. This needs to be monitored and address with pest control. Product displays on retail floor need to be six inches off the floor to protect the food and so the floor can be cleaned [properly. The back room needs to have products stored off the floor also. This will help the rodeint control company as stated in pest control report.
    code 08-3-305-307.11* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
  • Non-Food Contact Surfaces
    Inspector note: Replace door sweeps on back doors to help with pest control.
    code 15-4-202.16* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
  • Non-Food Contact Surfaces Clean
    Inspector note: All shelves need to be clean of any debris dry food and rodent droppings.
    code 23-4-602.13* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail
  • Improper Maintenance of Floors
    Inspector note: Clean floor under bottom shelf in retail area of any debris and droppings. Monitor. Clean under and behind displays in retail area of debris and spilt food.
    code 36-6-501.11-.12* · lower-severity findingstatus: Fail

What changed since the previous inspection?

Compared with Fail on July 1, 2016: 3 findings appeared for the first time. 2 findings recurred. 1 previous finding did not recur.

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