News
News
- 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 - Crawley business fined for selling unsafe food
2026-03-03 (Prosecutions)
Laboratory analysis confirmed the presence of milk protein in a kebab sold as not containing milk, rendering it unsafe for those with milk allergies. - Take-away fined more than £24,000
2026-03-03 (Prosecutions)
Harlington business fined more than £24,000 for filthy kitchen and dangerous food preparation. - Dumpling manufacturer served with big fine
2026-02-25 (Prosecutions)
Acton-based company Limasole Ltd, trading as Hong’s Dumplings was fined a total of £78,000 for hygiene offences. - Man United-themed café fined over rat infestation
2026-02-25 (Prosecutions)
A Manchester United themed café close to Old Trafford stadium has been fined £10,000 after Trafford Council officers found food gnawed by rats. - Food hygiene fine for Acton pub
2026-02-18 (Prosecutions)
The owner of a mouse-infested pub in Acton has been fined thousands of pounds for serious food safety failings. - Asda Stores Ltd fined £500,000 for repeatedly displaying out-of-date food items
2026-02-10 (Prosecutions)
The company pleaded guilty to five offences under the Food Safety Act at Barnsley Magistrates Court on 29 January. - Food business fined for second time for hygiene offences
2026-02-06 (Prosecutions)
Pink Eatery Limited, the company operating Chai Link and Pizza Link, Luton, was fined £18,000. - Business fined for sale of illegally imported Ghee
2026-01-30 (Prosecutions)
Swadi Products UK Limited, Southall, pleaded guilty of bringing animal products into England without using a designated border control post, - man jailed after investigation into over half a million pound turkey and chicken theft
2026-01-28 (Prosecutions)
Following an investigation by the National Food Crime Unit, Liam Dooney, age 53 from Wigan, was sentenced to two years and six months imprisonment for handling stolen goods in a case linked to wider distribution fraud of over half a million pounds worth of poultry.
› Archive