Food safety inspectors shut pizza restaurant following rodent infestation discovery

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A pizza restaurant was shut down after inspectors uncovered severe rodent contamination and gnawed food packaging.

Health inspectors closed a local pizza restaurant last month after discovering extensive rodent droppings and chewed packaging on the premises. The enforcement action formed part of a wider crackdown by food safety officials that resulted in multiple closure orders across the country in October.

  • The agencyThe Food Safety Authority of Ireland issued the enforcement orders following routine inspections.
  • The evidenceInspectors found rodent droppings directly on top of condiment containers alongside chewed food packaging.
  • The totalsA total of three closure orders and one prohibition order were served on food businesses during the month.
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Strict food hygiene regulations are enforced to protect public health and prevent foodborne illnesses. Enforcement orders serve as a public warning when premises fail to meet statutory standards.

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Food safety authorities served closure orders on food businesses in October, citing extensive rodent infestations and chewed packaging.

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