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- Food Law Refresher
2026-07-16 (Online Service News)
We have scheduled a two-day food law refresher course in Norwich on 24th and 25th September - 145 webinar titles now available
2026-07-06
A 12-month subscription to ABC Food law Online Plus costs just £250 + vat (£300 inc vat) per person and now provides access to 145 pre-recorded webinars! - Assessing Food Labels Webinars
2026-06-24 (Online Service News)
Three webinars designed to assist enforcement officers with the assessment of food labels for legal compliance are now available to subscribers to view "On-demand" - Danish bakery fined
2026-06-20 (Prosecutions)
Popular bakery chain Ole & Steen has been forced to pay more than £34,000 after a council investigation found serious food hygiene failings. - Warehouse operators fined for rat infestation and food hygiene breaches
2026-06-12
Serious health risks identified at a food warehouse in Reading have led to its operator being fined more than £2,000 after prosecution by Reading Council’s Food and Safety team. - 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. - Chinese takeaway fined for food hygiene breaches
2026-05-21
A Chinese takeaway found to be defrosting chicken in a sink and storing food at room temperature in buckets on the floor has been ordered to pay a total of more than £7,500 for food hygiene offences.
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