The stores included Whole Foods Market in White Plains, which was fined $12,250 for 156 outdated items.
Whole Foods said in a statement that out-of-date foods were "simply unacceptable," and it was investigating.
Morton Williams in Hartsdale was fined $7,775. The Manhattan-based company said one employee was fired and two others have been disciplined and retrained.
Said vice president and co-owner Avi Kaner: "There's absolutely no excuse to have any outdated merchandise in the store."
The county inspected 46 supermarkets between November and last week.
For more information, visit Westchestergov.com/news_outdatedFoodinv.htm.
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