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- Bognor Regis takeaway found guilty of food safety offences
2026-03-20 (Prosecutions)
786mahbub Limited, trading as India Garden, along with Mahbub Hussain and Kabir Hussain, were fined for supplying food containing undeclared food allergen and GM material. - Lewisham Council prosecutes restaurant
2026-03-20 (Prosecutions)
A rogue operator has been fined £1,000 with a surcharge of £400, ordered to pay £4,400 in costs and banned from running a food business, after evidence of mice and cockroaches were found in his restaurant. - Pub fined for hygiene offences
2026-03-20 (Prosecutions)
Wiltshire Council has successfully prosecuted a former pub operator whose persistent and serious food hygiene failures have resulted in a court ordered ban preventing him from managing any food business - Store owner fined for poor hygiene practices
2026-03-20 (Prosecutions)
Mr Veliah Muraleetharan, has been found guilty of food hygiene offences relating to Sherwood Stores, Llwynypia and Prohibited from operating any food business in Wales - Restaurant fined after selling food containing undeclared allergen
2026-03-17 (Prosecutions)
Yummy Thai Restaurant Ltd and its director, Ms. Yook Ling Chong faced enforcement action when a test purchase detected an undeclared allergen in food offered to customers. - Café Prosecuted for Failing to Display Food Hygiene Rating
2026-03-13 (Prosecutions)
Cortile Coffee Ltd. were fined a total £1,016 (including fine and costs) and Mr Richard Metcalfe the Director of the company was also fined an additional £280. - Defra advises all food businesses in the UK to prepare to "dynamically align" with EU food and feed law by mid 2027.
2026-03-11 (Online Service News)
The FSA is asking local authorities to engage with small food businesses to share information about the process. - Indian takeaway ordered to pay £2,808 for serious allergen and food information breaches
2026-03-11 (Prosecutions)
Mr Ruhul Amin Choudhury, trading as Nehar Indian Takeaway, 10 Bridge Street, Lampeter, appeared before Aberystwyth Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday 3 March, where he pleaded guilty to three offences relating to breaches of food information and food safety regulations. - Pest problems land food supplier in court
2026-03-11 (Prosecutions)
Rat droppings were found during an inspection of a Park Royal food warehouse – leading to a £147,000 fine in court for the company and its director. - Southall butchers fined after discovery of mice and insects.
2026-03-05 (Prosecutions)
Mohammed Hanif Khan, the owner of Hanif Halal Meat, in The Broadway, Southall was fined £1,923
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