A minimart in a Pittsburgh neighborhood was issued a second consumer alert in as many months. <\/p>\n
The Allegheny County Health Department issued an alert against Adan Market 2, located on E Warrington Avenue in Allentown, after a reinspection on April 8. <\/p>\n
A report stated that inspectors found over a dozen violations at the market during the reinspection and noted that none of the violations spotted during an inspection in March, which also resulted in a consumer alert, were corrected. <\/p>\n
Per the report, the inspector found chewed and adulterated food despite an employee claiming they checked for pest adulteration daily. The inspector called the market\u2019s pest control inadequate, citing a lack of traps and monitoring devices in the back of the store and “too many to count droppings which were uncleaned since the previous inspection.” <\/p>\n
Other issues inspectors listed in the report include a lack of professional trash removal, which they say is leading to \u201choarding of trash,\u201d clutter in the back of the store, and expired food for sale.<\/p>\n
Adan Market 2 will be reinspected in 10 days. If all violations aren\u2019t corrected by then, the store may be ordered closed. <\/p>\n
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