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Food Safety Report: Trader Joe's, 3745 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, Il, USA.

8 months ago •source chicago.gov • business

Chicago, 60613 Illinois, United States

Report date: Jun 18, 2025
49. Non-food/food contact surfaces clean
- comments: observed build-up of ice along floors, ceiling, and near fans in the rear storage area walk-in freezer. Instructed to clean nonfood-contact surfaces of equipment at adequate frequency to prevent build up of ice or other debris and maintain.

53. Toilet facilities: properly constructed, supplied, & cleaned
- comments: observed unisex customer restrooms missing covered waste receptacles. Instructed to provide at least one covered waste receptacle for the disposal of sanitary products in all women's or unisex restrooms and maintain.

Source: chicago.gov

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