FSAI issues five enforcement orders last month

Five Enforcement Orders were served by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland last month due to breaches of food safety, it was revealed today.

FSAI issues five enforcement orders last month
Thu, 06 May, 2004 - 13:33

Five Enforcement Orders were served by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland last month due to breaches of food safety, it was revealed today.

The orders bring the total number of Enforcement Orders issued this year to 21 - 18 Closure Orders, two Improvement Orders and one Prohibition Order.

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