Hygiene Scandal

A video featuring a restaurant in China has gone viral, as a customer caught the staff of the restaurant mixing orange juice with tap water.

The chief executive of major France-based retirement home operator Orpea was removed on Sunday, the company board said in a statement following allegations of patient abuse and hygiene negligence.

Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", Ranjit Singh Boparan, is planning to sell off his Irish fish supplying business to consolidate his food empire following a hygiene scandal at one of his chicken plants in the UK last year

Britain's Indian-origin 'chicken king', Ranjit Singh Boparan, has been told off for sending boxes of biscuits to MPs investigating his company over a hygiene scandal.

Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king" has apologised for the hygiene scandal involving one of the factories owned by his '2 Sisters Food Group' and said that he has hired a "mystery worker" to spot breaches at his factories in future.

Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", whose poultry operations is battling a hygiene scandal at one of its factories, is reportedly looking at expanding his biscuit empire.

A video featuring a restaurant in China has gone viral, as a customer caught the staff of the restaurant mixing orange juice with tap water.

The chief executive of major France-based retirement home operator Orpea was removed on Sunday, the company board said in a statement following allegations of patient abuse and hygiene negligence.

Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", Ranjit Singh Boparan, is planning to sell off his Irish fish supplying business to consolidate his food empire following a hygiene scandal at one of his chicken plants in the UK last year

Britain's Indian-origin 'chicken king', Ranjit Singh Boparan, has been told off for sending boxes of biscuits to MPs investigating his company over a hygiene scandal.

Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king" has apologised for the hygiene scandal involving one of the factories owned by his '2 Sisters Food Group' and said that he has hired a "mystery worker" to spot breaches at his factories in future.

Britain's Indian-origin "chicken king", whose poultry operations is battling a hygiene scandal at one of its factories, is reportedly looking at expanding his biscuit empire.