Articles tagged with 'NSW-Food-Authority'

Industry continues to show guide dogs the door

19 August 2010 | A 2010 Guide Dogs NSW/ACT survey has found that almost 30 per cent of people who use a Guide Dog have been refused entry to a restaurant in the past year.


Sydney CBD street eateries hit with $30,000 in food safety fines

16 August 2010 | The NSW Government is putting the spotlight on four Sydney CBD eateries in one street that have been prosecuted after breaching food safety laws.


Name and Shame site passes four million hits

2 August 2010 | The New South Wales Government says the success of the NSW Food Authority's Name and Shame register reflects increasing public demand for safe food information.


NSW to launch state wide scores on doors system

19 April 2010 | The NSW Government is preparing to launch a standardised state wide so called Scores on Doors system to rate the food safety and hygiene standards of foodservice businesses.


Cafe faces hefty fine for selling banned soy milk

26 January 2010 | Hospitality operators have been warned to heed product recall advice or face large fines after an inner Sydney café was reported for selling a recalled soy milk.


New food safety auditing scheme is safe, says Food Authority

21 January 2010 | The NSW Food Authority has hit back over media reports criticising its moves to introduce a system of private auditors as part of the process of checking food safety standards at foodservice operations.


New food safety supervisor rules pass

16 November 2009 | New legislation requiring NSW restaurants, take-aways, bakeries, caterers, pubs and clubs to appoint a food safety supervisor has been passed by the NSW Government.


Warm weather brings food risks

21 September 2009 | Foodservice operators have been urged to be more aware of the threat to food safety that warmer weather can bring.


Foodservice operators fined more than $37,000

6 August 2009 | The NSW Government has praised councils for being vigilant in ensuring food sold in their areas is safe following the latest round of prosecutions for offending foodservice operators.


Restaurateurs angry at Name and Shame list structure

15 June 2009 | The NSW Food Authority name and shame list needs to be altered, according to industry representatives who claim it is hurting business.


Ten per cent of foodservice business fail inspections

28 May 2009 | One in ten food retail and food service businesses in NSW failed food safety inspections conducted by local councils, according to a new report released today.


Crabs in toilet puts fish market on shame list

21 May 2009 | An Ashfield fish market fined for storing live crabs in a toilet cubicle is one of 24 businesses added to the Government’s name and shame list this week.


Restaurants cop hefty fines

23 April 2009 | Two Sydney restaurants have been fined more than $120,000 for a range of food safety violations after successful prosecutions by local councils.


Easier for diners to find name and shame offenders

2 April 2009 | The NSW Food Authority has made it easier for consumers to hunt down information about foodservice businesses who have been found wanting when it comes to food safety and hygiene.


Record food safety fines for KFC stores

18 March 2009 | Two Sydney fast-food restaurants have been hit with a record $73,125 fine after a customer complained of dirty premises.


Cracks in egg safety knowledge

19 February 2009 | NSW Food Authority presents some important safety tips for the industry and its consumers when preparing and consuming eggs.


NSW Food Authority ends investigation into Coogee Bay ice-cream scandal

12 December 2008 | After a second inconclusive DNA test of a faecal sample, the NSW Food Authority has closed its investigation into the Coogee Bay Hotel ice cream contamination.


Executive appointment to share knowledge with the UK

24 November 2008 | NSW Food Authority goes for temporary senior executive appointment of head of media relations at the Food Standards Agency UK.


Food safety blitz ahead of summer

29 October 2008 | The NSW Government has launched a crackdown on restaurants and food outlets across Sydney’s CBD in the lead up to summer.


Name and shame laws into affect from July 1

16 June 2008 | The new laws that empower local councils as food safety enforcers and allow the government to publish food law violations come into affect from the start of next month.


IronChefAustralia Details about the Australian version of Iron Chef have been announced with Neil Perry, Guillaume Brahimi and Guy Grossi, revealed as the Iron Chefs. Will you be tuning in?
Yes, will be interesting to see Perry, Brahimi and Grossi in the hot seat.
 
38%
No, no interest at all.
 
24%
Will watch if I can.
 
38%
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