Ten businesses handed closure orders by food safety inspectors

Ten closure orders and a prohibition order were served by the Food Safety Authority for breaches of food safety legislation last month.

Ten businesses handed closure orders by food safety inspectors
Thu, 05 Dec, 2013 - 10:41

Ten closure orders and a prohibition order were served by the Food Safety Authority for breaches of food safety legislation last month.

The FSAI says its enforcement officers will continue to use a zero-tolerance policy in relation to breaches of food safety legislation.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: CuffsboroPlace: BallacollaPlace: LaoisPlace: ’s FoodstallPlace: Temple Bar Food Market, Meeting House Square, Dublin 2Place: , Block BPlace: Westpoint Business Point ParkPlace: Tuam RoadPlace: Westbury CentrePlace: ParteenPlace: 402 South Circular Road, DublinPlace: Station Road, FahanPlace: Manor Mall Shopping Centre,Place: Swords, DublinPlace: UnitPlace: Aston GreenPlace: Aston Village,Place: Drogheda, LouthPlace: Cedar LodgePlace: CarrigbyrnePlace: NewbawnPlace: WexfordPlace: Annamoe Road,Place: Marina Commercial Park, CorkPlace: 2 Douglas Street, CorkPerson: Derek O’ DonovanOrganisation: Food Safety AuthorityOrganisation: FSAIOrganisation: Heng Hui FoodsOrganisation: Munchin’s GrillOrganisation: ECOrganisation: The Railway Tavern Firebox Grill
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