A Whole Foods in the South Bay is in trouble with health department.
Inspectors with the Santa Clara County Department of Environmental Health shut down part of a Cupertino Whole Foods for the second time in three weeks. The store is located in the 20900 block of Stevens Creek Boulevard.
The Santa Clara County Department of Environmental Health first closed the deli and bakery in the store back on Mar. 26.
To learn more, please visit NBC Bay Area.
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