Dunkin’ Donuts: Hub Shop Has Fixed Health Violations

Boston Herald:

Dunkin’ Donuts has dropped court proceedings against a Boston franchise owner it accused of violating the company’s store standards for health, sanitation and food safety.

The owners of the Dunkin’ store on Boylston Street remedied the problems, which included evidence of rodents under the doughnut case, expired products being sold to customers and employees not properly washing their hands, according to court documents filed yesterday by the Canton coffee and doughnut chain.

“Dunkin’ Donuts withdrew the lawsuit after reinspecting the shop … and determining that the shop is now meeting our standards of health, sanitation and food safety,” Dunkin’ Brands Inc. spokesman Stephen Caldeira said in a statement. “We are pleased that the franchisee took quick action to adequately resolve this issue.” Read on.