Part of Dublin pub served with closure order after rodent droppings and ‘gnawed wallpaper’ found
Notice served for kitchen of the The Bankers bar near Dame Street but was lifted after three days
Food Safety Authority of Ireland
Food Safety Authority of Ireland issues 16 enforcement orders on businesses in October
Enforcement orders issued for breaches of food safety legislation
Sausage batch recalled due to presence of salmonella
O’Flynn’s Gourmet Sausage Company products are subject of FSAI order
Cafe at Dunnes Stores Cornelscourt ordered to close after rodent infestation posed ‘grave’ risk
Chief executive of Food Safety Authority of Ireland described number of closure orders served in September as ‘very concerning’
Salmon that escaped from fish farm have been found in three of Ireland’s most important angling rivers
Escapees from Killary Harbour fish farm ‘pose significant risk to wild Atlantic salmon populations’, says Inland Fisheries Ireland
Dublin pub closed temporarily after rodent carcasses discovered
Boba shop on Parnell Street served with closure order due to ‘active cockroach infestation at all stages of the life cycle throughout the premises’
FSAI recall batches of supermarket spinach due to listeria fears
Consumers warned to check batch numbers of McCormack Family Farms spinach, unwashed Supervalu spinach and Fresh Choice Market spinach before eating
Public advised to cook beans after ‘low, but persistent’ cases of foodborne illness
FSAI advises that proper preparation, such as soaking and boiling, is necessary to break down lectins
How dangerous are slushies for young children?
The Food Safety Authority issued advice this week to limit the consumption of slush ice drinks for youngsters aged up to 10
Parents advised not to give slushies to children aged under four
Food safety watchdog issues warning about potential side-effects such as headaches, nausea and blackouts
Several food businesses and Dublin creche ordered to close in June for breaches relating to rodents and flies
Some premises forced to close entirely including a childcare facility where a ‘significant amount of rodent droppings’ were found
With almost 100 regulators, are there too many watchdogs in the State?
Some regulatory bodies believe their underpinning legislation has fallen behind advances and developments in the sectors they oversee
Is corporate PR duping us and derailing solutions to global warming and chronic diseases?
‘We need to go back to basics to organise ourselves in groups, to have clear political objectives and to demand change’
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Dublin restaurant ordered to close after bedding and toiletries found on site
Mattress, blankets and duvet observed by inspectors in ambient food storage unit of Wakami Sushi and Asian on Phibsborough Road
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Claudia Gildea tells Conor Pope what she hopes not to find as she visits the kitchen of a Dublin hotel
Avoca ready meals recalled over risk of ‘metal fragments’
Consumers are advised not to eat 27 products, including Thai green chicken curry, beef lasagne meals and banana-bread cake
Some Iceland stores will not reopen, affecting large number of Irish employees, court hears
Metron Stores is following statutory steps and collective redundancy process is likely to begin in coming days, says examiner
German firm Baader acquires majority stake in Irish software company Emydex
Irish company provides manufacturing execution system software for food processing sector worldwide
Fixing our food system and climate crisis together
The Fixing Food Together gathering recommended a transition to more plant-based diets, ending the junk-food cycle and improving agricultural practices
Iceland staff end sit-in protest after reaching deal on redundancy
Staff at Coolock store end occupation after reaching agreement with interim examiner regarding redundancy payments if jobs are lost
Iceland store food recall: Empty shelves and no explanations over withdrawal of large range of products
Customers not told about withdrawal of large range of animal products from display following ban
Iceland ordered to recall and withdraw all frozen animal products
Consumers advised not to eat any imported frozen food of animal origin bought from Iceland stores since March 3rd
KFC branch ordered to close for four days after health inspectors found dead rats on the premises
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland published details of its latest enforcement orders
Glenilen Farm first to market with Irish-made yoghurt pouches
West Cork food producer has launched range of new on-the-go products aimed at adults and children
Cadbury Flake, Crunchie and Buttons desserts recalled due to bacteria concerns
Retailers have been requested to remove the implicated products from the aisle and display recall notices
Cockroaches, rats and fish heads: Ten closure orders served on food businesses in March
Rodent issues observed at Mizzoni pizza outlet in Ardee, Co Louth and Union Café in Mount Merrion, Dublin
A live snail and maggots in food among complaints to FSAI
Annual report finds 18.9% jump in complaints about food safety, hygiene and contamination by foreign bodies
Dead rodent and staff toilet leak cited as reasons for latest food business closures
Food Safety Authority of Ireland served nine closure orders and one prohibition order in February
More raw chicken products recalled from supermarkets due to salmonella risk
Recall linked to ongoing investigation into salmonella infection in broiler flocks
More than 7,000 birds on eight poultry farms in Ireland to be culled due to salmonella outbreak
Some flocks have been culled in an effort to restrict the outbreak
Several batches of raw chicken recalled from supermarkets due to possible salmonella
Food Safety Authority of Ireland issued recall notices
Irish horsemeat scandal changed the way Europe looks at food safety
The food fraud discovered in Ireland in 2013 has led to big improvements in food safety, but authorities must remain vigilant
‘Filthy’ kitchen conditions among reasons for latest food closure orders
FSAI closes premises over filthy kitchens, vermin and meat unfit for human consumption
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