SAVANNAH, Ga. — Flora & Fauna at 2401 Bull St. received a score of 80, or a B, during a routine food-service inspection conducted Sept. 10, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health.
Inspector Andrea Carrasco cited five violations:
- Employee eating, drinking or tobacco use — 4 points: Employee drinks were stored in food-preparation areas and were not in single-use containers. The drinks were moved during the inspection. The violation was corrected and was not a repeat.
- Food separation and protection — 9 points: Raw pork sausage, chicken and shell eggs were stored improperly near ready-to-eat foods. Employees rearranged the products during the inspection. The violation was corrected and was not a repeat.
- Required variance — 4 points: The restaurant did not have the required variance for a reduced-oxygen-packaged pickling process. The pickled okra was discarded. The violation was corrected and was not a repeat.
- Reduced-oxygen packaging/HACCP compliance — 4 points: Frozen meats and pickled okra were packaged without the required plan or labeling. Affected food held longer than allowed or missing dates was discarded. The violation was corrected and was not a repeat.
- Personal cleanliness — 3 points: Multiple employees preparing food were wearing watches. The violation was not corrected during the inspection and was not a repeat.
Permit number: FSP-025-005520.
Yolonda Harris
News Now Georgia
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