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South Carolina Food Service Inspections Show Mixed Compliance in York County

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 00:00
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What happened

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The South Carolina Department of Agriculture conducted 291 food service inspections in York County during October. Of these, 283 establishments received an A grade, while seven received a B grade and one received a C grade. The C grade was issued to Subway #29005 in York after violations found earlier were not corrected during a follow-up visit.

From wrhi.com

Why it matters

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The inspections enforce state health and safety standards for retail food establishments in York County. The grading system, which uses a 100-point scale, directly impacts the operational compliance and regulatory standing of businesses in the region.

From wrhi.com

Who's involved

  • York CountyCounty jurisdiction where inspections were conducted

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • York CountySpeculative

    Food service businesses in York County might face increased operational costs or reduced revenue due to regulatory non-compliance.

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The entities involved

  • Fort Mill

    town in York County, South Carolina, United States of America

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  • York County

    county in South Carolina, United States

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