The Bethlehem Area School District says maggots were found on some crates of its juice products sent to school cafeterias.
But Roy says the juice products were disposed of at all 22 schools in the district after the issue was identified. Roy says Aramark, the district's dining services manager, will be working with dining services staff at all 22 schools to conduct quality assurance inspections related to receipt of deliveries.
The company says that before making any future deliveries to the district, product crates and cartons will undergo additional inspections to verify crates are clean.Last week over several days, BASD Dining Services received shipments of milk and juice products that were discovered to have signs of larvae or maggot activity on some crates/pallets. In a few instances, maggots attached to the exterior of drink cartons were transferred to student trays.
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