Peel Public Health has issued conditional passes to a Mississauga restaurant and a grocery store following inspections that uncovered multiple food safety violations.
Restaurant: Ande Ka Funda
The restaurant, located at 5019 Spectrum Way, Unit A3, was inspected on Sept. 15 and found to be not in compliance in several key areas, including:
- Preventing food contamination and adulteration (Significant Risk)
- Maintaining food contact surfaces properly
- Providing sanitizer test reagents
- Having a properly constructed or NSF-approved commercial dishwasher
- Keeping non-food contact surfaces clean and in good condition
- Maintaining adequate mechanical ventilation
- Practicing good housekeeping
Grocery Store: Smiley Food and Store
The supermarket at 2364 Haines Rd., Unit 15, was inspected on Sept. 10 and cited for:
- Lack of accessible handwashing stations
- Missing required supplies at handwashing stations
- Not providing proper dishwashing facilities with drainage racks
Following a reinspection on Sept. 15, the grocery store received a full pass.
Understanding Conditional Passes
Peel Public Health explains that a yellow conditional pass means a food establishment is not meeting all requirements under the Health Protection and Promotion Act, and that any issues posing a risk of illness must be corrected immediately.
A green pass means the establishment is fully compliant, while a red closed sign indicates a health hazard that forces a shutdown until the problem is resolved.
For more information on food inspections, visit Peel Public Health’s website or call 905-799-7700.