#food-hygiene

#food-hygiene

London restaurants have the worst food hygiene ratings in the UK.

Joe and the Juice fined £40,000 each for serious mice infestations in two London branches.

Du'a Foods in Romford receives a zero food hygiene rating, necessitating urgent improvements in food handling and safety.

RM3 Halal Meats received a grade one from food hygiene inspectors, signaling the need for significant improvements.

Favorite Chicken & Ribs received a zero food hygiene rating, necessitating urgent improvements in safety standards.

KFC Collier Row received a five-star food hygiene rating, reflecting very good food safety practices.

A rat sighting led to the temporary closure of a Subway restaurant at Queen's Hospital, prompting enhanced pest control measures.

Old Trafford's food hygiene rating dropped to two stars due to mouse droppings found during an inspection.

Gosing Limited and its director were fined for multiple food hygiene violations including pest issues and cross-contamination, stressing the importance of food safety compliance.

Mouse droppings led to Manchester United's food hygiene rating dropping from 4 to 2 out of 5.

B&M faced severe food hygiene violations, including rodent contamination, leading to an inadequate store rating and promises for improved compliance.

Morrisons in Chingford reopened after improvements addressed health risks from a pest issue.

Ojas Play Cafe received a low hygiene rating shortly before opening, which owner Sonie Singh contests as unfair due to extenuating circumstances.

Seven Bromley eateries received poor food hygiene ratings this year, with one scoring as low as 0/5.

The Burger Yardz in Romford received the lowest food hygiene rating, necessitating urgent improvements in food handling and cleanliness.

Ivy Tree gastropub in Romford received a top hygiene rating of five out of five from the Food Standards Agency after its first inspection.

Morrisons store closed due to significant rodent infestation and poor cleaning standards, prompting emergency hygiene measures.

Morrisons in Chingford closed temporarily due to pest issue and food hygiene regulations.

The Food Standards Agency is addressing serious concerns about inaccurate food hygiene ratings that put public health at risk.

Mandatory display of food hygiene ratings is being advocated by experts in response to significant misrepresentation by food establishments.

Food safety inspections revealed serious hygiene issues in several Havering businesses, with zero ratings for some due to significant non-compliance.

Immediate improvements in food handling, cleanliness, and staff training are critical for many establishments in Havering.