B&M fined £2m over serious food hygiene failings at Birmingham shops
Summary
B&M Retail Ltd was fined £2 million for serious food hygiene problems at three stores in Birmingham. Inspections found mouse infestations and food damaged by mice, leading to the company admitting guilt in court.Key Facts
- B&M Retail Ltd was fined £2 million for food hygiene offences.
- The problems were found in three Birmingham stores, including St Andrew's Retail Park.
- Inspectors discovered mouse droppings and gnawed food products on sale.
- Mouse infestations were also found at Priory Square Shopping Centre and The Fort Shopping Park.
- Inspections happened after complaints, including one from a person who saw a mouse in a store.
- B&M pleaded guilty at Birmingham Magistrates' Court.
- The company was ordered to pay £18,104 in prosecution costs and a £2,000 victim surcharge.
- The fine and costs must be paid within 28 days.
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