In April, a concession stand at Angel Stadium in Anaheim was shut down after health inspectors reportedly discovered signs of a rodent infestation, according to KTLA, turning a routine ballpark snack stop into a major food safety concern.
The affected location was in Section 432, and the shutdown brought extra attention to food safety at one of the most iconic venues in Southern California.
What happened?
According to KTLA, Orange County Public Health Services reported finding rodent droppings in five different places. The stand stayed closed until the problem was corrected.
At the time, KTLA cited a team statement saying the Angels take pride in the cleanliness of their nearly 160 concession locations and expect the issue to be resolved so it can reopen before the upcoming homestand…