Insects, rotting meat, bloody floors found in San Antonio food inspections
Health officials found several safety and sanitation issues, such as insects crawling inside bulk food containers, a cooler filled with rotting meat and blood-covered floors beneath storage shelves. In San Antonio, health officials found food safety and sanitation issues at restaurants that scored below an "A" grade, which is 90 points or more. The San Antonio Express-News reviewed inspection reports for Georgia's Mexican Restaurant, which scored a 74 during a routine inspection on Sept. 18. The restaurant also found a cooler filled with rotting meat, blood-covered floors beneath storage shelves, and a dishwashing machine that wasn't sanitizing properly. Other issues included raw eggs sitting at room temperature without the required time-control records and stored above containers of ready-to-eat foods. A reinspection was scheduled within 10 days to check whether the violations had been corrected.
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The San Antonio Express-News reviewed inspection reports for restaurants that scored below an "A" grade, which is 90 points or more. Health officials found several food safety and sanitation issues, s... [2920 symbols]
