Archives for November 10, 2016

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Potato firm fined £3,000 for pest control failures

By Matt Atherton

Potato processing firm Glenview Foods was fined £3,000 on November 9, after pleading guilty to six food safety offences last week, including failing to properly clean its facility and conduct pest control.

Dairy Crest profits rise 19% after cheese rebrand

By Matt Atherton

Dairy Crest reported a 19% rise in profit before tax to £19.1M in its half-year trading update, boosted by rebranding of its Cathedral City cheese brand and volume growth in Clover, Country Life and Frylight.

Food Crime Unit should get more power: review

By Matt Atherton

The National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) should be given more powers and resources to investigate food crime, according to a Food Standards Agency (FSA) review.

Food safety conference

Campylobacter tests need to be consistent

By Noli Dinkovski

Future attempts at measuring campylobacter levels in poultry need to be consistent if both consumers and retailers are going to trust the published figures, a food policy advisor has suggested.