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Code agreed in response to obesity ‘doomed to failure’, says Irish Heart Foundation
Voluntary code on junk food doomed to failure, say academics
Getting food companies to police sector is like using ‘Dracula to head up the blood bank’
Two non-league sides in FAI Cup action
Killester United head to Bray and Sheriff YC travel to Longford
Planning for next food scare is top priority for new FSAI head
‘Traceability in food business systems is critically important,’ says Dr Pamela Byrne
Over half of Irish chickens contain food poisoning bacteria
Three quarters of UK fresh chickens contaminated with bacterium campylobacter
Eddie Rockets outlet among nine firms served with closure order
Neighbouring kebab shops in central Dublin among those outlets found in breach
Hairy Lemon pub among six food enforcement orders to round off ‘second worst year’
FSAI say businesses engaging in unsafe practices will face ‘full rigours of the law’
Food Safety Authority appoints Dr Pamela Byrne as chief executive
Dr Byrne replaces Prof Alan Reilly who worked with food safety watchdog since 1999
Food closure orders issued for eight Dublin eateries
Dark Horse Inn and four Parnell Street restaurants served notices by FSAI
Blackrock business among 12 given food safety closure orders
FSAI chief says businesses are putting their customers’ health at risk
Food chain a ‘soft target’ for criminals, FSAI chief warns
Horsemeat scandal a ‘wake-up call’ for Europe on supply of produce
Seven businesses given closure orders over food safety
FSAI says one supermarket served with prohibition notice during August
Alert issued amid fears of frozen berry contamination
Food Safety Authority of Ireland advise public to boil all imported frozen berries
Stall in market visited by queen receives food safety closure order
Seven food businesses receive orders and three are prosecuted during July
Dublin city centre eatery among five issued with closure orders
Damson Diner on South William Street visited by Food Safety Authority inspectors last month
Seven businesses closed over food hygiene
Enforcement orders issued to eight businesses for breaches of food safety legislation
Kildare Street restaurant among those closed over food safety
Health inspectors and veterinary inspectors shut down 10 businesses for breaches in February
Closure orders served on six restaurants
Two successful prosecutions carried out on establishments in Kerry
Actions for food safety breaches hit record in 2013
FSAI says issue of 143 orders against businesses marks an ‘extremely disappointing’ year
Food Safety Authority warns over fake vodka
Small quantity of counterfeit Smirnoff product discovered for sale on Irish market
Eleven food orders served in October
Orders bring to 121 the number of enforcement orders served so far this year compared with 109 served during the whole of 2012
Warning about frozen berries as hepatitis A cases double
Boil imported frozen berries for at least a minute before eating, FSAI advises
Closure orders over food breaches served on businesses
Food Safety Authority served 17 enforcement orders in August
Sheriff shooting for the stars as they take on Shamrock Rovers
Upset may be unlikely but Junior Cup holders head to Tallaght looking to enjoy big night against country’s “best club”
Nine food businesses closed over public health fears
Chinese restaurant off Grafton Street among premises shut temporarily by FSAI
Frozen burgers off menu after horse meat scandal
FSAI finds consumers much more conscious about food safety
Long incubation period of Hepatitis A ‘hampering investigation’
Italian outbreak also linked to infections in Germany, Poland and the Netherlands
Agency held back on berry health alert
Ten people infected with hepatitis A virus, five cases emerged on Wednesday
Hepatitis A outbreak linked to imported frozen berries
Food Safety Authority of Ireland advises consumers to boil frozen fruit after 10 diagnosed with virus
Farmers raise doubts over prosecutions
Committee report in UK expresses dismay ‘at the slow pace of investigations’
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