Unpleasant Smell Alerts Czech Food Inspection Authority To Billa Food Warehouse
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On Friday, inspectors from the Czech Agriculture and Food Inspection Authority (CAFIA) closed the warehouse of the Billa supermarket on Makovského náměstí in Brno-Žabovřesky. The warehouse of the store, which is adjacent to the square and used by many Brno residents, was closed on Friday. The store’s shopping area remains open for the time being. Photo credit: Freepik
Brno, June 16 (BD) – The reason for the closure was rodent droppings, which were found at the site by inspectors, as well as other traces of the presence of rodents and dirt on the floor. Experts cited other causes as the risk of food contamination due to substandard hygiene of the premises and the smell in the store.
“Only part of the establishment was closed, namely the store area. The establishment as a whole was not closed,” stated the CAFIA website.
It is not yet clear if and when the warehouse will reopen.
https://brnodaily.cz/2022/06/16/brno/unpleasant-smell-alerts-czech-food-inspection-authority-to-billa-food-warehouse/https://brnodaily.cz/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/supermarket-cartcredit-freepik-1024x683.jpghttps://brnodaily.cz/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/supermarket-cartcredit-freepik-150x100.jpgBrnoNewsBilla,Brno,Food inspection,NewsOn Friday, inspectors from the Czech Agriculture and Food Inspection Authority (CAFIA) closed the warehouse of the Billa supermarket on Makovského náměstí in Brno-Žabovřesky. The warehouse of the store, which is adjacent to the square and used by many Brno residents, was closed on Friday. The store's shopping area...Julie Chretien julie.chretien29@gmail.comAuthorA 21 year-old French student currently doing a Master's degree in management and communication in Lyon, France. Always thrilled to learn about new cultures and languages, and also, big fan of foods. Loves cats and karaoke night with friends.Brno Daily
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