New technology solution could save hospital food wastage
July 8, 2019
WiFi SPARK announced a new partnership with catering software company Datasym to help reduce food waste and encourage nutritious meal options. Read More
Innovation in Manufacturing: Health & Safety at Müller
February 6, 2019
Graeme Westland, Head of Health & Safety at Müller UK & Ireland, talks about some the innovative projects and programmes that the Müller health & safety function have implemented under his stewardship. Read More
Companies pay nearly £30,000 to river charity after pollution incident at airfield
May 16, 2018
Two companies have agreed to pay nearly £30,000 to a Norfolk charity after admitting their respective roles in a river pollution incident. Read More
Food manufacturer fined £100k for fall from height
August 1, 2017
Food manufacturing firm has been fined after a worker fell 6m from the back of a fork lift truck. Read More
KFC to pay almost £1m after two employees suffer burns
January 24, 2017
Fast food restaurant chain KFC has been ordered to pay almost £1million after two of its employees suffered burns injuries Read More
Food safety: Best before now?
September 6, 2016
David Young , Partner, Corporate Compliance, Eversheds LLP looks at how food safety prosecutions have evolved over time, and Read More
Food manufacturer fined after worker suffers chemical burns
December 4, 2015
Food manufacturing company, Princes Ltd has been fined £13,000 for safety breaches after a worker suffered chemical burns. Bradford Magistrates’ Read More
Food giant Heinz ordered to pay almost £60,000 after self-employed engineer loses hand
May 19, 2014
Global food producer Heinz has been sentenced for serious safety failings after an engineer had his hand severed when it became trapped in live, unguarded machinery at its Norfolk plant. Read More
Sowing the seeds of change
October 1, 2013
There are over 550 fatal accidents in farming across the EU each year and farmers are seven times more likely to die in a workplace accident than members of the general workforce. Michael Cusack looks into the issues facing the industry and what needs to be done to curb the alarming figures. Read More
