Pest control issues among food safety infringements listed in North Kerry takeaway closure order
A takeaway restaurant in North Kerry was issued a temporary closure order in September due to multiple food safety violations, including pest control issues and poor hygiene. The order was lifted after one week following corrective actions.
Why it matters
Public health enforcement actions are essential for maintaining food safety standards and protecting consumers from health risks.
A North Kerry fast food restaurant was served with a closure order for breaches of food safety legislation last month.
12 enforcement orders were served on food businesses across the country during September, including one in Kerry.
Eskimo Pizza and Indian at 1 Main Street, Ballyheigue was served a closure order by a HSE Environmental Health Officer on September 14th.
The report noted four non-compliance infringements including pest control procedures and in maintaining food hygiene and cleanliness standards.
The inspector observed flies throughout the premises, including on preparation surfaces, and in the saladette unit - and noted no pest control system was in place to prevent flies.
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