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Phoenix Grocery Stores Face Food Safety Fines | Mesa News
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Health inspectors in Metro Phoenix uncovered serious food safety violations at several grocery stores, including milk and cheese left in dangerously warm coolers and contaminated storage setups. One 7-Eleven had milk in a nearly 70-degree cooler, forcing a full dump. A BevMo! let meat, bacon, and salami sit in a 67-70-degree cooler for hours. Two Circle K locations faced issues too—one had a faulty cooler, the other stored window cleaner above candy. 3A Food Store also had cleaning supplies above food, corrected immediately. These violations, which can lead to foodborne illness, underscore the critical need for proper food handling—even though most stores passed inspection.
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