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- New dairy products webinar available
2025-09-09 (Online Service News)
The "Introduction to Dairy Products" webinar is now available to view "on-demand" to subscribers. - Newcastle shop owner fined for food hygiene offences
2025-09-09 (Prosecutions)
The owner of a filthy shop that put customers at risk has been told to pay almost £2,000. - Food Standards Agency Training Pilot
2025-09-05 (Online Service News)
We are working in partnership with the FSA to provide free three month access to our online training service for officers working for food authorities in England. - Four men given custodial sentences for diverting meat not fit for human consumption back into the human food chain
2025-08-27 (Prosecutions)
The sentencing follows court proceedings that began when Southwark officers discovered 1.9 tonnes of Category 3 animal by- products, including whole and cut chickens, lamb’s testicles and beef burgers, being processed for sale into the human food chain at an illegal meat cutting plant in London. - Returning to food law enforcement following a break?
2025-08-27 (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. - Court fines Subway franchise over mouse droppings in food prep zone
2025-08-26 (Prosecutions)
A Subway outlet in Birmingham has been ordered to pay a total of £5,200, after its operator pleaded guilty to five offences under food hygiene legislation. - Convenience store fined for food hygiene breaches
2025-08-20 (Prosecutions)
A Nelson business has been found guilty of a number of food safety and hygiene offences including a toilet leaking faeces. - Dairy Products Training
2025-08-20 (Online Service News)
We have scheduled 14 webinars to help officers meet their competency requirements with respect to the inspection and audit of dairy establishments. - Court action: dead mice and counterfeit cigarettes
2025-08-14 (Prosecutions)
A Hanwell supermarket and its director and manager have been handed fines totalling more than a quarter of a million pounds for serious food safety failings and selling illegal tobacco. - Food businesses caught mis-selling kebabs are prosecuted
2025-08-12 (Prosecutions)
Kebabs containing different meats to those advertised, have been discovered during food sampling investigations across Lancaster, Preston and Burnley.
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