Here’s a quick look at the latest food safety inspections in Lebanon County, as reported by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
Food Safety Insights
Food safety violations act as a snapshot of conditions during inspections. Establishments often correct issues on-site, so a single inspection might not reflect overall cleanliness. It’s interesting to note that, according to recent data from the National Restaurant Association, 75% of food safety failures can be resolved immediately by staff training and better cleaning practices.
Recent Inspections
Buddy’s
- Date: December 12, 2025
- Address: 35 S 8th St, Lebanon, PA
- Violation: Lack of adequate cleaning in the prep area, as seen by food debris on the floor.
Subway (Walmart)
- Date: December 11, 2025
- Address: 1355 E Lehman St, Lebanon, PA
- Status: No violations found.
Walmart Supercenter #2023
- Date: December 11, 2025
- Address: 1355 E Lehman St, Lebanon, PA
- Status: No violations found.
Giant Food Store #6266
- Date: December 10, 2025
- Address: 835 Bowman Ave, Lebanon, PA
- Violations:
- Cracked plastic utensils and containers observed; items were discarded.
- Insufficient cleaning in the bakery area.
Snitz Creek Brewery
- Date: December 9, 2025
- Address: 1805 N State Route 934, Annville, PA
- Violations:
- Broken freezer door handle; repaired.
- Grease and food debris accumulation under kitchen equipment.
User Reactions and Trends
Many local residents have taken to social media to discuss these inspections, focusing on the importance of health and safety in dining. One trend on Twitter has emerged, where patrons share their experiences and support restaurants that prioritize cleanliness.
Conclusion
Food safety remains a hot topic, especially as more diners look to support establishments that prioritize health. With regular inspections, local businesses can keep improving their practices, ensuring a safer environment for everyone.
For more details on food inspection processes, consider visiting the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s website.
