Florida Violation V58: Reinspection recommended

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Violation V58 — Reinspection recommended — is classified as a basic violation in Florida's food safety code under the Other category.

Reference: F.S. 509.261, 61C-1.005

What the Code Says

V58 — Reinspection recommended

Reinspection recommended based on findings

— Florida Administrative Code 61C-4, FDA Food Code

Why This Matters

FOLLOW-UP REQUIRED: A reinspection recommendation indicates the inspector found conditions serious enough to warrant a return visit to verify corrections. This typically follows multiple high-priority violations, a pattern of non-compliance, or conditions that pose ongoing risk. Facilities requiring reinspection have statistically higher rates of subsequent closures and enforcement actions.

CDC Risk Factor Classification: Management & Personnel - Compliance Follow-Up

The CDC identifies five major contributing factors to foodborne illness outbreaks: food from unsafe sources, inadequate cooking, improper holding temperatures, contaminated equipment, and poor personal hygiene. Source: CDC Contributing Factors

Code Requirements

Correct ALL violations cited during the inspection before the reinspection date. Prioritize high-priority violations. Document all corrective actions taken. Be prepared to demonstrate sustained compliance during reinspection. Failure to correct violations by reinspection may result in administrative complaint, fines, or emergency closure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Florida food safety violation V58?
Reinspection recommended based on findings This is classified as a basic violation under the Other category.
Why is violation V58 (Reinspection recommended) dangerous?
FOLLOW-UP REQUIRED: A reinspection recommendation indicates the inspector found conditions serious enough to warrant a return visit to verify corrections. This typically follows multiple high-priority violations, a pattern of non-compliance, or conditions that pose ongoing risk. Facilities requiring...
What CDC risk factor does this violation fall under?
This violation is classified under: Management & Personnel - Compliance Follow-Up.

Data source: Florida DBPR public inspection records. Health risk information sourced from CDC, FDA Food Code, and peer-reviewed research. How we collect and verify this data.