NSW Food Authority: Latest list of eateries slapped with food safety fines
Food authorities have released the latest list of NSW eateries to have breached food safety standards. See if your local cafe or restaurant has been named and shamed.
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Popular eateries across the state have been named and shamed on the NSW Food Authority’s latest list of food safety breaches, including an Italian restaurant in Goulburn which received four separate penalties.
The NSW Food Authority publishes a name and shame list on its website highlighting businesses which it claims have breached food safety standards.
Breaches from September have now been added to the unenviable list with 10 businesses slapped with fines.
Goulburn’s La Casa Italiana Restaurant on Auburn St was issued with four separate penalties during that period totalling $1760 in fines.
The penalties related to cleanliness, failing to store food properly including under temperature control, and failing to have adequately trained staff in charge of food handling.
Meanwhile, Canterbury Bankstown LGA had the highest number of establishments breaching food safety standards within a single council area, with three during September.
That included Supa IGA in Georges Hill, Hong Phat Bakery in Campsie, and Street Food Asia in Roselands.
Businesses issued with a penalty notice are listed on the name and shame list for 12 months.
NSW FOOD AUTHORITY NAME AND SHAME LIST SEPTEMBER 2020:
Supa IGA
Birdwood Rd, Georges Hall
Penalty: Sale of food past its use-by date, previous warnings given. $880 fine.
Haru Healthy Sushi
Shepherds Dr, Cherrybrook
Penalty: Fail to display potentially hazardous food under temperature control, previous warnings given. $880 fine.
La Casa Italiana Restaurant
Auburn St, Goulburn
Penalty: Fail to ensure that persons undertaking or supervising food handling operations have skills and knowledge in food safety and food hygiene matters. $440 fine.
Penalty: Fail to store food in such a way that it is protected from the likelihood of contamination. $440 fine.
Penalty: Fail to store potentially hazardous food under temperature control. $440 fine.
Penalty: Fail to maintain the food premises to the required standard of cleanliness. $440 fine.
Macedonian Bakery
Walz St, Rockdale
Penalty: Fail to take all practicable measures to eradicate and prevent the harbourage of pests, previous warning given. $440 fine.
Student Biryani
Auburn Rd, Auburn
Penalty: Fail to display potentially hazardous food under temperature control, previous warnings given. $880.
Sankaku Sushi
Sydney Rd, Seaforth
Penalty: A food handler who has a symptom that indicates the handler may be suffering from a foodborne illness must not engage in the handling of food. $440 fine.
Hong Phat Bakery
Beamish St, Campsie
Penalty: Fail to take all practicable measures to process only safe and suitable food – previous warnings given. $440.
Penalty: Fail to ensure food contact surfaces of equipment is in a clean and sanitary condition – previous warnings given. $440.
Barkers Butchery
Oberon St, Oberon
Penalty: Sale of food found to contain illegal preservative (sulphur dioxide). $440
Noodle Paradise
Main St, Mount Annan
Penalty: Fail to display potentially hazardous food under temperature control previous warnings given. $880.
Street Food Asia
Roselands Ave, Roselands
Penalty: Fail to store food in such a way that it is protected from the likelihood of contamination previous warnings given. $440.
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