January food inspection report released by health department – Seymour Tribune

Jackson County Health Department food inspection report for January

Critical violations are defined as a provision of the Retail Food Establishment Sanitation Requirements, Title 410 IAC 7-24, that, if in noncompliance, is more likely than other violations to significantly contribute to food contamination, illness or environmental health hazard. Example: Hot food not being held at 135F or warmer, cold food not at 41 degrees or below or food contact surfaces contaminated.

Noncritical violations are provisions of the Retail Food Establishment Sanitation Requirements, Title 410 IAC 7-24, that, if in noncompliance, is not likely to significantly contribute to food contamination, illness or environmental health hazards but are issues of concern. Examples: No hair restraints or mop being left in a mop bucket rather than being allowed to air dry.

Repeat violations are issued when a follow-up inspection finds a previous issue has not been corrected and the establishment continues to be noncompliant and present a hazard.

Pizza Hut, 1411 E. Tipton St., Seymour

5 non-critical violations (wood used to level ware washing machine, vents need cleaned above pizza prep area, cove molding and tile missing, ceiling tiles and trim needs repaired or replaced, excessive grease built up on the floor around wing fryer)

Circle K No. 2231. 719 N. Ewing St., Seymour

2 non critical violations (mop not hung to air dry, gap under exterior stockroom door)

1 critical violation (breakfast burritos not held below 41 degrees in open air cooler, 50 degrees at time of inspection. Product discarded)

Reeds Place, 224 S. Chestnut St., Seymour

1 non-critical (gap under door to the exterior in stockroom)

1 critical (handwashing sink was not functioning at the time of inspection)

Brewskies Downtown, 117 E. Second St., Seymour

No violations

For information about inspections and Jackson County Health Department visit jacksoncountyhealth.org.

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