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- Convenience store fined after ‘horrific’ food safety breaches
2025-12-04 (Prosecutions)
The operator of Best In Late Shop on Atwell Street, Liverpool has been ordered to pay over £13,000 after pleading guilty to breaking hygiene regulations. - Reading butchery fined thousands for repeated food hygiene breaches
2025-12-04 (Prosecutions)
Business and its sole director fined more than £31,000 Follows serious hygiene breaches at the premises found in October 2024 - Berwick restaurant fined after food allergen breach
2025-12-03 (Prosecutions)
Amore Ristorante Ltd, was fined £1600 and ordered to pay £2140.44 costs following a complaint about milk in food provided to a child with a milk allergy. - Food business fined and FBOs prohibited by Crown Court
2025-12-03 (Prosecutions)
Mama G’s Afro Caribbean Food Store, based in Grays, Essex, has been fined for 18 separate food hygiene and six trading standards offences following an investigation by Thurrock Council. - New dairy establishments webinars
2025-12-03 (Online Service News)
There are currently 12 0ne-hour webinars available to view “on-demand” on dairy related topics. - Three restaurants fined after serving unsafe meals to allergy sufferers
2025-12-03 (Prosecutions)
Saporito Pizza and Grill House, Indian Street Kitchen, and Joyato Sushi and Grill in Swansea were fined after pleading guilty to offences under the General Food Regulations 2004 and the Food Safety Act 1990. - National Food Crime Unit – Annual Update
2025-11-28
The Food Standards Agency has published details of the activities and achievements of the National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) from the period of November 2024 to November 2025 - Inexperienced take away owner fined for cockroach and fly infestation
2025-11-26 (Prosecutions)
Harpreet Singh (37), of Feltham has been ordered to pay £12,000 after a Hillingdon Council investigation at Punjabi Chula, Hayes discovered hygiene failures. - Chelmsford business prohibited from trading after 'flagrant disregard for the law'
2025-11-24 (Prosecutions)
Indian Eateries UK Limited, the business trading as Chennai Dosa since 2023, and its director, Mr Edward Prabhakaran Isaac, were sentenced for four offences of breaching Hygiene Improvement Notices. - Convenience store owners prosecuted for food safety offences
2025-11-24 (Prosecutions)
Enfield Council has successfully prosecuted three convenience stores for selling food past its ‘use by’ date, following repeat warnings from the Council’s food safety team.
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