Health code inspectors in Wyoming County had a busy month checking various food establishments, including restaurants, schools, and jails. Most passed their inspections with no issues.
However, some didn’t fare as well. Common violations include poor handling and storage of clean utensils, as well as improper protection of food from contamination during various stages, like preparation and service. These violations are deemed non-critical.
More serious, critical violations involve issues like the unsafe use of toxic chemicals, which can lead to dangerous food contamination. According to a survey by the food safety organization, nearly 65% of foodborne illnesses are linked to improper food handling. This highlights the importance of adhering to safety standards.
You can find the list of restaurants that passed inspections last month. Among those with perfect records were:
Three Sisters Cake and Bake Shop
3025 Ireland Road, PerryBreezeway Barns and Gardens
151 North Center Street, PerryWyoming Central School
1225 Route 19, WyomingLongview Ministries, Inc.
1976 Genesee Road, Arcade
While most diners might be unaware of health inspections, they significantly impact safety. A recent online poll revealed that 72% of people consider health inspections vital when choosing where to eat. Keeping an eye on inspections can help you make informed decisions about where to dine.
If you want to see the full list of establishments that didn’t pass their inspections, it’s available here. Remember, staying informed about health codes not only protects you but also supports establishments that maintain high standards.
