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Fresno County hit a grim milestone last month as nearly a dozen restaurants, markets, and food trucks were shut down by health officials — the highest number in months. Rodents, roaches, clogged drains, and missing permits triggered the closures, with July’s spike far outpacing May and June. Inspectors, armed with a 50+ item checklist, don’t mess around — from food temps to employee hygiene, every detail is scrutinized. A few spots like Super Save Market and Tacos El Poblano are still waiting for clearance after pest issues, while others like Rocco’s Eats and Kabob Land face permit delays. These temporary shutdowns aren’t just penalties — they’re a stark reminder that public health comes first, and no food business is too small to slip through the cracks.

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