During a Jacksonville Jaguars home game, health inspectors also visited TIAA Bank Field. They made frightening discoveries while checking the snack stands around the stadium.

Munich – The performances of the Jacksonville Jaguars are only a treat for their own fans in exceptional cases. Will the snacks available at TIAA Bank Field be better for the spectators? The appetite of many may have been lost for the time being in view of a report by “Action News Jax”;

The portal published the results of an official inspection of 29 snack stands during the Jaguars’ game against the Las Vegas Raiders on 6 November (27:20).

The inspectors registered a staggering 129 violations, finding two dead rodents behind a deep fryer and 159 piles of rodent droppings. In addition, seven of the takeaways were operating despite licences that had already expired in June.

Jaguars: food service company responds to inspection

The Buffalo-based food service company “Delaware North” is responsible, claiming in a statement “the highest standards” and citing “strict guidelines”. It said it worked closely with health inspectors that day “and most of the violations found were corrected immediately or within 24 hours. “

Two of the food stalls without licences had lost them due to “bureaucratic errors” – this was being worked on. The other unlicensed stalls listed in the report were not in operation at the time of the inspection.

Jaguars stadium operator demands: “Fix violations immediately “

Action News Jax also received a response from ASM Global, the stadium’s manager. It said it was working intensively with Delaware North and pest control company Terminix “to address all violations immediately”.

The “health and safety of our guests” would be a “top priority”. And: “Any lack of commitment to these standards is unacceptable. “