Unpermitted taco vendor in Shoreline closed down

Shoreline, WALocal News

An unpermitted taco vendor in Shoreline, WA, was shut down on September 25, 2025, following a health inspection that revealed critical violations. The vendor operated without a valid permit and lacked approval for its food handling plans, which are essential for safe operation. Inspectors identified imminent health hazards, including inadequate refrigeration, absence of hot water, and lack of handwashing facilities. These deficiencies raised serious concerns about food safety and public health. Shoreline officials emphasize the importance of compliance with food safety regulations to safeguard residents.

This closure serves as a reminder of the city's commitment to health standards in food service. The local government aims to prevent similar incidents by enforcing strict permit regulations for all food vendors. Health inspectors will continue monitoring the area to ensure compliance and protect the community.

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