Food Safety Authority serves 11 enforcement orders in June

Eleven enforcement orders were served on food businesses in June by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland for breaches in food safety legislation.

Food Safety Authority serves 11 enforcement orders in June
Wed, 06 Jul, 2011 - 12:28

Eleven enforcement orders were served on food businesses in June by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland for breaches in food safety legislation.

Ten closure orders were served last month on:

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