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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSmolak Farms - Food - Inspection - 315 SOUTH BRADFORD STREET 7/14/2023 North Andover Health Department Food Establishment Inspection Report 120 Main Street, North Andover MA 01845 Tel. (978) 688-9540-8640 Fax (978) 688-9542 Email: twolfenden@northandoverma.gov Name: Smolak Farms Inspection Date:07/14/2023 Number of P and PF Violations ^ Address: 315 South Bradford Street Time In/out: 0 1:15 pm /02:15 pm (Items 1 though 29): 1 Phone: 978-682-6332 Permit No.: 52364 Number of Repeat P and PF O Email: Risk Category: 0 HACCP: No Violations(Items 1 though 29): Owner: Michael Smolak Type of operation: Caterer, Food Service, Retail Store, Frozen Dessert Person-in-charge: Carl Berg Type of Inspection: Routine Previous Inspection Date: Inspector: C.Lachendro Date of Re-Inspection: 07/24/2023 or After FOODBORNE ILLNESS RISK FACTORS AND PUBLIC HEALTH INTERVENTIONS In =in complaince Out =out compliance n/o =not observed n/a =not applicable Cos =corrected on-site r =repeat violation Compliance Status IN OUT N/A N/O COS R Compliance Status IN OUT N/A N/O COS R Supervision Protection from Contamination 1 Person-In-Charge present, In 15 Food separated and protected In demonstrates knowledge, and 16 Food contact surface; cleaned In performs duties and sanitized 2 Certified Food Protection Manager In 17 Proper disposition of returned, In Employee Health previously served, reconditioned 3 Management, food employee and In and unsafe food conditional employee; Knowledge, Time/Temperature Control for Safety responsibilities, and reporting 18 Proper cooking time &temperature n/o 4 Proper use of restriction and exclusion In 19 Proper reheating procedures for hot n/a 5 Procedures for responding to vomiting Out holding and diarrheal events 20 Proper cooling time and temperature In Good Hygienic Practices 21 Proper hot holding temperature In 6 Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or In 22 Proper cold holding temperature In tobacco use 23 Proper date marking and disposition In 7 No discharges from eyes, nose and In 24 Time as a Public Health Control n/a mouth Consumer Advisory Preventing Contamination by Hands 25 Consumer advisory provided for raw/ n/a 8 Hands clean and properly washed In under cooked food 9 No bare hand contact with RTE food Tout Requirements for Highly Susceptble Populations 10 Adequate handwashing sinks properly 26 Pasteurized foods used; prohibited n/a supplied and accessible foods not offered 17 Approved Source Food/Color Additives and Toxic Substances 11 Food obtained from source In 27 Food additives; approved and n/a 12 Food received at proper temperature n/o properly used 13 Food received in good condition, safe, Out 28 Toxic substances properly identified, In and unadulterated stored and used 14 Required records available, shellstock n/a Conformance with Approved Procedures tags, parasite destruction 29 Compliance with variance/ n/a OFFICIAL ORDER FOR CORRECTION: Based on an inspection specialized process/HACCP plan today,the items marked"OUT'indicated violations to 105 CMR 590.000 and applicable sections of 2013 FDA Food Code.This report,when signed below by a Board of Health member or its agent constitutes an order of the Board of Health. Failure to correct violations cited in this report may result in suspension or revocation of the food establishment permit and cessation of food establishment operations. If you are subject to a notice of suspension, or non-renewal pursuant to 105 CMR 590.000 you may request a hearing before the board of health in accordance with 105 CMR 590.015(B). Inspector: � Person In Charge: / Page 1 of 4 Food Establishment Inspection Report MoJiN Solutions, LLC Establishment: Smolak Farms Date: 07/14/2023 Page 2 of 4 GOOD RETAIL PRACTICES AND MASSACHUSETTS-ONLY SECTIONS In =in complaince Out =out compliance n/o =not observed n/a =not applicable Cos =corrected on-site r =repeat violation Compliance Status IN OUT N/A N/O COS R Compliance Status IN OUT N/A N/O COS R Safe food and Water 48 Warewashing facilities: installed, 30 Pasteurized eggs used where n/a maintained, and used; test strips required 49 Non-food contact surfaces clean 31 Water and ice from approved source Physical Facilities 32 Variance obtained for specialized n/a 50 Hot and cold water available; processing methods adequate pressure Food temperature control 51 Plumbing installed; proper 33 Proper cooling methods used; Out backflow devices adequate equipment for 52 Sewage and waste water properly temperature control disposed 34 Plant food properly cooked for hot n/o 53 Toilet features; properly, holding constructed supplied,and cleaned 35 Approved thawing methods used n/o 54 Garbage and refuse properly 36 Thermometer provided and accurate Out disposed; facilities maintained Food Identification 55 Physical facilities installed, 37 Food properly labeled: original Out maintained, and clean container 56 Adequate ventilation and lighting; Prevention of Food Contamination designated areas used 38 Insects, rodents, and animals not Massachusetts Requirements present M1 Anti-choking procedures in food 39 Contamination prevented during service establishment food prepa ration,storage and M2 Food allergen awareness In display M3 Caterer 40 Personal cleanliness M4 Mobile Food Operation 41 Wiping cloths: properly used and M5 Temporary Food Establishment stored M6 Public Market; Farmers Market 42 Washing fruits and vegetables M7 Residential Kitchen; Bed-and- Proper Use of Utensils Breakfast Operation 43 In-use utensils properly stored M8 Residential Kitchen: Cottage Food 44 Utensils, equipment and linens: Operation properly stored,dried, and handled M9 School Kitchen; USDA Nutrition 45 Single-use/single-service articles: Program properly stored and used M10 Leased Commercial Kitchen 46 Gloves used properly M11 Innovation Operation Utensils, Equipment and Vending M12 Frozen Desert 47 Food and non-food contact surfaces Local Requirements cleanable, properly designed, L1 Local law or regulation constructed and used L2 COVID-19 L3 Reserved Smolak Farms Date: 07/14/2023 Page 3 of 4 DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION Fail Code OBSERVATION: No written procedure or kit available for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events. Provided PIC with written procedure for how to respond to bodily spills. 2-501 .11-Pf REGULATION: Item 05 Procedures for reponding to vomiting and diarrheal events -- Clean-up of Vomiting and Diarrheal Events OBSERVATION: No handwashing signage at handwashing sink behind front counter. PIC to ensure all handwashing sinks are provided with signage. 6-301 .14 REGULATION: Item 10 Adequate handwashing sinks properly supplied and accessible -- Handwashing Signage OBSERVATION: Observed multiple packaged food items including but not limited to prepared food items, pies, and deli salads packaged in a way that does not protect food from potential contamination and/or tampering. PIC to ensure foods are packaged in a way that the integrity of food is protected from potential contamination and tampering. 3-202 .15-Pf REGULATION: Item 13 Food reviceived in good condition, safe, and unadulterated -- Package Integrity OBSERVATION: Observed containers of chop suey in the process of cooling in open-face refrigerator. Discussed with PIC to place foods that are in the process of cooling into walk-in refrigerator which more effectively facilitates cooling compared to the food being covered in an open-face refrigerator. 3-501 .15-Pf REGULATION: Item 33 Proper cooling methods used; adequate equipment for -- Cooling Methods OBSERVATION: PIC unable to locate food thermometer at time of inspection. PIC to ensure a food thermometer is readily accessible to take accurate temperatures of foods at all times. 4-302 .12 REGULATION: Item 36 Thermometer provided and accurate -- Food Temperature Measuring Devices OBSERVATION: Observed multiple food items including but not limited to packaged produce items, pies, and prepared foods missing labeling components . Discussed labeling requirements with PIC. Label information shall include: (1) The common name of the FOOD, or absent a common name, an adequately descriptive identity statement; (2) If made from two or more ingredients, a list of ingredients in descending order of predominance by weight, including a declaration of artificial color or flavor and chemical preservatives, if contained in the FOOD; (3) An accurate declaration of the quantity of contents; (4) The name and place of business of the manufacturer, packer, or distributor. 3-602 .11 REGULATION: Item 37 Food properly labeled : original container -- Food Labels Discussion No handwashing sink in catering tent. PIC states hand sanitizer and wipes are used while beverages are served. PIC states outside hose is available for rinsing of hands. Reviewed with PIC that hose is not to be used for handwashing purposes or for the use of washing or rinsing food contact surfaces. Smolak Farms Date: 07/14/2023 Page 4 of 4 DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION Fail Code Discussion PIC states Vinwood Catering primarily provides foods for events such as weddings that take place in tent area. PIC to ensure they have an approved method for handwashing while serving foods on site. Discussion PIC states special events barn is used for school tours, birthday parties, etc. Foods served in barn are transported from main kitchen area in coolers with ice or in insulated bags. In-line refrigerator in barn is used for non-TCS condiments and beverages. In Compliance Observed CFPM and allergen certificates posted in public view. Observed packaged pasta primavera in open-face refrigerator near front counter at 41°F. Observed tomato and basil quiche in glass display refrigerator at 39°F. Observed sliced tomatoes, sliced deli ham, and sausage patties all in top section of sandwich in-line refrigerator at 41°F. Observed sliced turkey in cabinet section of unit at 41'F. Observed pasta primavera and opened bulk deli ham both in walk-in refrigerator at 40°F. Observed packaged chicken salad in two door refrigerator at 41°F. Observed pizza in table-top warmer behind front counter at 153°F. Observed quaternary sanitizer and testing strips available. Observed foods in freezer units to be frozen solid. Closing Correct Priority Item and Priority Foundation Item violations immediately; Core Item violations within 10 days. Correct all violations in entirety and maintain. Train and supervise staff. Failure to correct all violations and maintain corrections may result in administrative action and or fines. The text in this report is an unofficial version of the state regulations. Official version of the state regulations may be found at www.mass.gov/dph/fpp or by contacting the State House Book Store.