The Food Standards Agency saw an increase in the number of food incidents it investigated last year. These included reports of contaminated or illegal food entering the food chain, with some potentially harmful to the public.
A McDonald’s Drive Thru restaurant trading at the South Terminal, Gatwick Airport, has been ordered to pay £11,915 following a successful prosecution by Crawley Borough Council.
A Boulevard restaurant owner has been fined £5,000 following a successful prosecution by Crawley Borough Council Environmental Health Officers.
A Bath convenience store has been ordered to pay £19,932 after being prosecuted by Bath & North East Somerset Council for offences breaching food safety rules.
The Welsh Government will introduce its Food Hygiene Rating (Wales) Bill, designed to provide consumers with more information about where they eat or buy food and raise food hygiene practices among businesses.
Oldham Council has successfully prosecuted a takeaway owner after his premises were found to be dirty and infested with mice.
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