KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 6 July 11, 2013
It sat here for hours. Sysco admitted to inspectors this is common practice at 14 different sheds hidden from the Health Department for years. We showed the state food safety chief what our cameras captured. It was disappointing to see they were cutting these corners and jeopardizing the safety of the food product and the people that eat it, to be more efficient or to make an extra sale to somebody. Thats not an acceptable way to handle food. Investigators say that sysco faces misdemeanor criminal charges and a 1,000 fine for each violation. That fine is expected to be substantial. This is a p...