Cat feces and rodent droppings were just some of the violations recently found by inspectors.
The state says they can levy fines up to $5000.00 for all the violations and for ignoring the inspector's orders.
Adolphe Adras, owner of Adolphe Take Out Market located at 64 NE 74rd St. in Miami, doesn't see a problem.
"It did not get so bad," he said. "We have pest control come in monthly."
According to state records, on May 4th a Florida Department of Agriculture inspector found four cats inside, and two cats in meat processing area. The inspector saw cat feces all over the place, including the retail aisle and meat processing area.
There were rodent droppings, live roaches and a fly infestation.
Things were so bad, the inspector ordered a stop use on the receiving area, retail aisle, storage area, meat and produce area. They were ordered to clean and sanitize everything.
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