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Eight businesses from across the borough of Coleraine were today presented with the much acclaimed Food Standards Agency Northern Ireland (FSANI) Eat Safe Award by Mayor of Coleraine, Councillor Maurice Bradley. Eat Safe is an award which recognises excellence in food hygiene and is given only to catering businesses who go above and beyond the legal requirements. more »

The Food Standards Agency Northern Ireland (FSANI) and Omagh District Council have satisfied the hunger for success of five local businesses by presenting them with Eat Safe Awards in recognition of excellence in food hygiene practices at their premises. more »

Ballymena caterers continue to be triumphant in the food hygiene stakes as a further nine businesses in the Borough have been presented with the illustrious Food Standards Agency Northern Ireland (FSANI) Eat Safe Award, by Ballymena Borough Council Environmental Health Department. more »

Subway in Larne’s Main Street was this week presented with the prestigious Food Standards Agency Northern Ireland Eat Safe Award. Eat Safe is an award which recognises excellence in food hygiene and is given only to catering businesses who go above and beyond the legal requirements. The scheme is managed by Environmental Health Departments of Northern Ireland’s 26 District Councils. more »

Six catering businesses, including three schools and a nursing home, in the Cookstown area were recently presented with the much acclaimed Food Standards Agency Northern Ireland (FSANI) Eat Safe Award. more »

Two Ballymena businesses were today urging shoppers to ‘wake up and smell their coffee’ as they have just been awarded the prestigious Eat Safe award from the Food Standards Agency Northern Ireland (FSANI). Ground Espresso Bar on Ballymoney Street and Time for Coffee on Broughshane Street were presented with the awards by Ballymena Borough Council. more »

NHS Borders’ kitchen at Hay Lodge Hospital, in Peebles, has become the first establishment in the Scottish Borders Council area to receive a prestigious food hygiene award. more »

A children’s nursery in Dunfermline has become the 400th establishment in Scotland to receive a prestigious food hygiene award. more »

The MV Isle of Mull, Caledonian MacBrayne ferry is the first vessel to be recognised through the Eat Safe Award scheme, which aims to improve public confidence and consumer choice in catering establishments throughout the country. more »

A community resource centre in Stirling has become the 300th establishment in Scotland to receive a prestigious food hygiene award. more »

The dedicated catering department at a local hospital has helped it become the first establishment in the West Lothian to receive a prestigious food hygiene award. more »

A North Lanarkshire very sheltered housing complex has become the 200th establishment in Scotland to receive a prestigious food hygiene award. more »

The importance of food hygiene has been reinforced in the Argyll & Bute area after two local catering businesses secured prestigious awards. more »

A well-known Glasgow restaurant has become the 150th establishment in Scotland to receive a prestigious food hygiene award. more »

The importance of food hygiene has been reinforced in the Highlands after four local catering businesses secured prestigious awards. more »

A guest house in Killin has become the first establishment in the Stirling Council area to be awarded a prestigious food hygiene award. more »