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- Restaurant fined over peanut allergy emergency
2025-05-15 (Prosecutions)
Staff at an Indian restaurant in Newcastle were fined thousands of pounds after serving peanut to two customers who went into anaphylactic shock. - New "on-demand" webinar available
2025-05-13 (Online Service News)
"Food incident management" is now available to view to subscribers at no additional cost. - Egg packers prosecuted for switching ‘best before’ dates
2025-05-09 (Prosecutions)
Criminals re-packing of eggs with fake ‘best before’ dates have been stopped and prosecuted, following investigations carried out by the Animal and Plant Health Agency inspectors. - Portadown food business fined over food safety breaches
2025-05-09 (Prosecutions)
DFWZ Ltd, operating under the trading name ‘Sals Halal’ which is a retailer at Bridge Street in Portadown, was fined £6,750 for six offences plus additional court fees, when the case came before Craigavon Magistrates Court on Tuesday 6 May. - FSA announces additional investigatory powers to tackle food fraud
2025-05-01
The National Food Crime Unit (NCFU) now have additional powers under PACE to obtain warrants to search premises. - Restaurant fined for food allergen offence
2025-04-30 (Prosecutions)
Javitri Indian restaurant, Uxbridge fined almost £44,000 after customer with nut allergy suffers severe allergic reaction - Asda fined for selling out-of-date food
2025-04-28 (Prosecutions)
Asda Stores Ltd has been fined £410,000 for selling out-of-date food, following an investigation by Cornwall Council’s Trading Standard’s Team. - New Bread and Flour Guidance
2025-04-25 (Online Service News)
The new "Bread and flour: labelling and compositionHow to comply with food standards law when producing, importing or selling bread and flour." guidance was published this week. - New Dairy webinars
2025-04-15 (Online Service News)
We've just scheduled 14 live webinars on dairy related topics. Subscribers may attend these as part of their subscription at no additional cost, - Worthing kebab shop fined for food safety breaches
2025-04-15 (Prosecutions)
A Worthing kebab shop has been ordered to pay over £11,000 after admitting to serious food safety offences, including failing to protect customers with food allergies.
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