Cork service station one of two food outlets served with closure orders as evidence of rodent activity found

Two closure orders were served on businesses in Cork and Dublin for breaches of food safety legislation
Cork service station one of two food outlets served with closure orders as evidence of rodent activity found

The FSAI said that some of the reasons for the closure orders in April included evidence of rodent activity. File picture

Evidence of rodent activity was among the reasons given by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) for closure orders being served last month.

Two orders were served in April on businesses in Cork and Dublin for breaches of food safety legislation.

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