Kentucky Kroger closes aisle after possible rodent infestation
LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — A possible rodent infestation is being investigated at a Louisville Kroger store.
WDRB reported that the Louisville Health Department is investigating the Goss Avenue Kroger after evidence of a rodent infestation was found in three aisles, including bread and pasta products.
Kentucky Kroger closes aisle after possible rodent infestation
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The health department has ordered the store to close the affected aisles, remove everything from the shelves, and break them down to get rid of the pests.
A Kroger spokesperson said the company worked with the Health Department to fully resolve the issue and ensure the store meets the highest standards of cleanliness and safety.
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