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The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.
Bareville Fire Company, 211 E. Main St., Leola, March 6. Prepackaged chicken soup, shoofly pie and dried beef gravy need label corrections as follows: allergens instead of allergies, milk instead of dairy, and addition of soy on shoofly pie label.
Brady s, 856 W. Main St., New Holland, March 6. Chlorine sanitizer in low temp dishwasher is being dispensed at 200 ppm, which is not approved in the Code of Federal Regulations for food contact sanitizing at this level. Food facility has a reminder statement on the menu for foods that could be served raw or undercooked to the consumer; however, it does not clearly disclose which foods the reminder statement applies to. Newspaper found lining the bottom of the bain-marie, which is not a surface that is cleanable. Chlorine test strips are old and discolored and need replacement.
Cocalico:Â 38 â 21 at Cocalico High School
(four new), eight at Reamstown Elementary School, five at Cocalico Middle School, four at Denver Elementary School and two at Adamstown Elementary School.
Columbia Borough: Nine.
(nine new), 22 at Fritz Elementary School, 18 at Huesken Middle School
(one new), 13 at Leola Elementary School, 12 at Smoketown Elementary SchoolÂ
(one new) and six at Brownstown Elementary School. Five have been reported at the district s support buildings
(one new).Â
(two new), 10 at Donegal Junior High School
(three new), nine at Donegal High School
(one new)Â and six at Donegal Primary School
(three new). One additional case was reported districtwide