Meat kept 9 days past garbage time among a Kendall supermarket’s inspection violations
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Food dangerously old, food dangerously not cold and equipment encrusted with old food were among the pages of problems state inspectors found at a Presidente Supermarket. When Florida Department of Agriculture inspectors dropped by the West Kendall Presidente at 14778 SW 56th St. last week, they found several targets for Stop Sale Orders. Ag Department inspectors can’t close a place, but they can put Stop Sales on food and Stop Use Orders on areas and equipment. READ MORE: Recalled candy sold at Walmart, Target, Dollar General and Hy-Vee might have...
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