California's new law eliminating confusing sell-by labels takes effect July 1, while food safety inspections across multiple counties are revealing common violations including pest infestations, equipment contamination, and hygiene failures in restaurants and food establishments.
·California bans sell-by date labels to reduce consumer confusion and food waste starting July 1
·Lehigh Valley inspections document violations including moldy ice machines, dirty ventilation hoods, insects, rodents, and improper hair containment
·Thurston County food safety scores published for early July with some establishments reaching 120 points
·Fourth of July celebrations prompt reminders about proper food safety practices during summer gatherings
·Berks County conducted routine food safety inspections during late June across multiple establishments
drawn from Food Safety Magazine, The Hill, Spotlight PA, The Olympian · updated 24m ago