Rodent droppings and arsenic in water: Six food businesses received closure orders in August

File photo Image: Shutterstock/Stanislaw Mikulski File photo Image: Shutterstock/Stanislaw Mikulski SIX FOOD BUSINESSES received closure orders from the Food Safety Authority of Ireland in August, it was announced today.

Some of the reasons for the enforcement orders served in August include: a live mouse being found in a kitchen; a large amount of rodent droppings found throughout storage areas in a premises; and a trolley holding a container of raw chicken in the walk-in cold room that had rust present on it. The inspection report for Kilkenny Kebabish noted that there was “no effective cleaning programme in place”, the “food preparation surfaces were dirty and sticky to the touch” and there was a buildup of grease and dirt throughout the premises.At Celtic Pure, a water sample found that the presence of arsenic in spring waters exceeded the legal maximum level.

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