Abattoir closures prompt safety warning

TWO slaughterhouses operating illegally were among five food premises closed down due to “health risks” last month.

Abattoir closures prompt safety warning
Fri, 04 Aug, 2006 - 01:00
Louise Hogan

The food safety watchdog yesterday expressed its concern at the high number of closure notices served.

Officials closed down two unlicensed abattoirs in Co Cavan.

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