The Food and Drug Administration found four violations at Packo Bottling Company, Inc. in Louisburg during an inspection conducted April 22, according to information on the FDA’s website.
The evaluation looked into:
- Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and Econ
- Foodborne Biological Hazards
The FDA records show the violations consisted of the following:
- ‘You did not maintain your plant in a clean and sanitary condition.’
- ‘You did not exclude pests from your food plant to protect against contamination of food.’
- ‘Your hazard analysis did not identify a hazard that required a preventive control.’
- ‘Your written sanitation procedures were not appropriate to significantly minimize or prevent the hazard requiring a preventive control.’
The FDA carries out inspections of businesses nationwide to determine whether facilities and goods follow applicable FDA rules and regulations intended to protect public health. Findings from these evaluations are released to the public.
As described on its website, the FDA is a federal agency tasked with overseeing the safety and distribution of human and animal drug products, biological products, medical supplies and tobacco products.
Details in this article were sourced from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The original data is available here.
