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- Chicken shop fined over food safety failings
2026-06-07 (Prosecutions)
AA Chicken World Ltd, South Norwood, pleaded guilty to food safety offences and was fined £25,000 plus a victim surcharge of £10,000. - Kebab firm fined £500k
2026-06-07 (Prosecutions)
Kismet Kebabs, of Chelmsford, Essex was prosecuted by Swansea Trading Standards for selling lamb that was mostly skin and fat. - Food business prosecuted for putting public health at risk
2026-05-28 (Prosecutions)
Margaret Akande, director of Twiggy Foods Ltd, who ran Haven Foods Cash and Carry Ever Ready House on Narroways Road in Bristol, was ordered to pay a fine of £28,000. - Takeaway owners fined for misleading food hygiene rating
2026-05-22 (Prosecutions)
The owners of a Chinese takeaway in Eccleston have been fined after misleading customers about their food hygiene rating. - Morrisons fined £750,000 over hygiene failings
2026-05-08 (Prosecutions)
A routine inspection by Torfaen Council Environment Health Officers in August 2024 found multiple hygiene breaches in the bakery. - Takeway prosecuted following 'serious' food hygiene violations
2026-05-07 (Prosecutions)
An Indian restaurant in Sheerness has been fined more than £15,000 after it was found to pose a significant risk to public health. - Chester restaurant and company director fined following serious food hygiene breaches
2026-04-28 (Prosecutions)
The Biriyani Mama – Chester Limited pleaded guilty to all offences. The company was fined £14,600 and ordered to pay costs of £1,190, with two months to pay. - Great Yarmouth Restaurant fined
2026-04-28 (Prosecutions)
The owners of a Great Yarmouth restaurant, To No Trabalho, have been hit with fines and costs of almost £2,000 after admitting a raft of environmental health offences. - Hayes takeaway fined after multiple failed inspections
2026-04-28 (Prosecutions)
A Chinese takeaway has been ordered to pay £14,000 after a Hillingdon Council investigation discovered significant hygiene failures, with grease running down walls, flies landing on food, and food being stored in buckets and washing up bowls. - MMO and NIFCA joint enforcement operation results in successful prosecution
2026-04-28 (Prosecutions)
The owner and a master of a UK-registered fishing vessel have both been sentenced following a joint enforcement operation and subsequent inspections carried out at the Port of Blyth in 2024 and 2025.
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