Issue - meetings

To present the Environmental Health Commercial Services Enforcement Service Delivery Plan for 2018/19 as required by the Food Standards Agency and the Health & Safety Executive.

The Executive gave consideration to the Environmental Health Commercial Services Enforcement Service Delivery Plan for 2018/19 as required by the Food Standards Agency. In introducing the report, the Executive member thanked the team for their hard work which gave reassurance to the public, particularly through food hygiene ratings. A member asked whether mobile or market food sellers (for example those with stalls at Feast Hinckley) were inspected or if additional measures were having to be taken regarding food hygiene standards due to the increase in this type of selling. In response it was noted that Environmental Health worked closely with Cultural Services to ensure only those with a rating of four or above were permitted to trade at HBBC events, and that all aspects were inspected, from storage to point of sale.

It was moved by Councillor Morrell, seconded by Councillor Hall and

RESOLVED – the Environmental Health Commercial Services Enforcement Service Delivery Plan 2018/19 be approved and the achievements of the service during 2017/18 be welcomed and endorsed.