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Cat litter, ashtrays and filthiness: Three food businesses ordered to shut last month
A total of five enforcement orders were issued in March.
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A total of five enforcement orders were issued in March.
Most complaints were over unfit food or poor hygiene standards, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland said.
There were 124 enforcement orders issued by the FSAI last year, an increase on the previous year.
The HSE has warned people to “spread cheer, not illness” this Christmas.
May was the highest month so far this year for closure orders.
The businesses are located in Mayo, Kilkenny, Dublin, Louth and Clare.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland received over 3,200 complaints last year.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland have issued a total of 28 closure orders so far this year.
An age old question.
That’s what one geneticist thinks.
Health watchdog HIQA has released details of six unannounced inspections at hospitals around the country.
No, but they don’t stink. Here’s how.
It releases more aroma when in contact with moisture.
HIQA says all hospitals could do more to improve hand hygiene.
This might put you off your lunch.
A company’s gone to the trouble of commissioning a poll….
More than you’d probably like to know.
There are over 3,500 people living on the streets in San Francisco.
US food supplier OSI is caught up in scandal involving out-of-date meat being mixed with fresh product or re-labelled.
Questions had been raised about the eligibility of dental nursing and hygiene students at UCC and Trinity.
The report from HIQA found that just 45 per cent of hand washing opportunities had been taken.
The bug was drawn for a HSE competition to raise awareness of microbes.
A new survey reveals men are twice as bad as women and the hospitality sector is particularly bad.
Twelve per cent of prisoners are currently forced to ‘slop out’ but the Prison Service says things are gradually changing.
Four other hospitals, including the Mater and St. Vincent’s in Dublin, were found to have unclean environments that posed risks to patients.
Improvements in cleanliness are needed at the Tipperary hospital, said health watchdog HIQA.
Two restaurants in Dublin and two premises in Kerry are amongst the businesses affected.
HIQA has found that a number of hospitals, including St. James in Dublin, are falling below required hand-hygiene standards.
Hygiene issues identified during an assessment by HIQA may have presented a ‘serious risk’ to patients, a report also found.
Loo roll is “primitive”, apparently.
Revolymer says its Rev7 gum is removable and degradable, and can be easily cleaned from streets or clothes.
Visiting restrictions are in place at the hospital in response to a “particularly virulent” form of the winter vomiting bug.
An audit by the HSE shows the Mater private hospital in Dublin had the highest rate of compliance with hand hygiene.
The Food Safety Authority said it will not hold back in taking action against businesses that fail to comply with food safety legislation.
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Meanwhile, the HSE prosecuted a Tesco Extra branch in Carton Park, Maynooth after customer complaints over chicken.
Meanwhile Beijing authorities have said two flies are allowed in the lavatories at any one time…
A HIQA report also found that there were insufficient staff on duty to cope with the outbreak.
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