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- Pub company ordered to pay £23k
2025-08-05 (Prosecutions)
A company that formally ran The Cottage Inn on Kingswinford High Street has been ordered to pay more than £23,000, following a prosecution brought by Dudley Council - Liverpool Rodent infested takeaway’s owner fined and banned
2025-08-04 (Prosecutions)
Wei Tai Zheng, who runs New Lorens on Rice Lane in L9, has been hit with a total bill of £4,320 – a fine of £2,520 plus costs of £1,800 - Returning to food law enforcement following a break?
2025-08-01 (Online Service News)
We are delighted to announce that we will be running a 2 day "Return to Work" food law refresher course in Norwich in October. - EURneffy® nasal adrenaline spray approved by MHRA
2025-07-31
The UK medicines regulator (MHRA) has approved EURneffy®, the country’s first needle-free adrenaline nasal spray for the emergency treatment of anaphylaxis in adults and children weighing 30kg or more. - Man jailed for selling fake halal meat to restaurants
2025-07-25 (Prosecutions)
Two men have been sentenced for falsely distributing chicken as halal meat to restaurants and takeaways across south Wales. - The owners of 2 food businesses in Ealing have been handed hefty fines.
2025-07-25 (Prosecutions)
Between them, the 2 unrelated business were ordered to pay more than £25,000 in fines and costs. - Bicester hotel fined for rodent infestation in kitchen
2025-07-24 (Prosecutions)
The operator of a Bicester hotel and restaurant has been ordered to pay a total of £18,500 for a string of food hygiene offences including a rat infestation. - FSA secures £30,000 confiscation after illegal ‘smokie’ sales
2025-07-24 (Prosecutions)
The Food Standards Agency's National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) has successfully secured a confiscation order for over £30,000 for the placing of unsafe food on the market in England. - Local business owner prosecuted over incorrect allergen advice
2025-07-24 (Prosecutions)
A Derby small business owner has narrowly escaped a custodial sentence for serving products containing nuts to a customer with a severe nut allergy. - Company ordered to pay almost £9,000 for food safety offences in Barnsley
2025-07-18 (Prosecutions)
Trading Standards Officers found food being sold beyond its ‘use by’ date as well as food being sold without the name and address of a business in the UK and without meeting all UK food labelling requirements.
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