Penrith. Three food outlets fined

Penrith City Council has successfully prosecuted the three outlets in the local court for a total of 12 hygiene-related offences. Top One Restaurant, French Hot Bread Shop and the Colyton Bakery, Colyton, all received fines of $8792 each for offences ranging from unclean premises, vermin infestation and unsafe storage of foods. "Councils have issued 451 penalty notices since website publication began, with Penrith City Council and the City of Sydney Council leading with 72 and 51 respectively,” said Primary Industries Minister Ian Macdonald A further seven penalty notices for food businesses in the council area appear on the name and shame list, including the Domino’s Pizza shop, in St Marys, fined $1980 for three breaches.