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Columbus Kroger reopens after bout with rats, will you shop there?

Columbus Kroger reopens after bout with rats, will you shop there?

Update: After resolving a laundry list of health code violations, the Kroger located at 1441 Parsons Avenue has reopened.

According to Columbus Business First, the list included:

  • An accumulation of food, debris and dust under aisle shelving units.
  • Large quantities of feces, torn packaging, and food debris in the storage room and aisles.
  • Physical facilities not in disrepair, allowing pest entry
  • Food items sitting directly on the floor where contamination could ensue

Will you shop at this Kroger? 


04/09/2018: RIP to the south Columbus Kroger.

The grocery store located at 1441 Parsons Avenue was in violation of multiple health codes including the presence of insects, rodents, large quantities of feces, facility problems that would allow for pest entry, and more.

The gas station and pharmacy remain open.

Kroger officials say they are working to get the store back up to code. It’s undetermined when the grocery portion will reopen.

Back in early March, rodent were detected at this same Kroger but the problem was eradicated before it had to be closed down, reports Columbus Business First.

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