A coffee shop in Serangoon Central was suspended for one day and fined for not keeping its toilet clean and in good repair, among other offences.
The suspension was revealed in a food hygiene notice from Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Friday (2 Aug).
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The coffee shop in question is named Good Food Park and is located in Block 204 Serangoon Central, SFA said.
Over the last year, it accumulated 12 demerit points for three separate offences.
Two of them were for failing to maintain sanitary fittings, etc. in good working condition and repair — a penalty of four demerits each.
The third offence was for failing to keep its toilet clean and in good repair, also a penalty of four demerit points.
As a result of these offences, Good Food Park’s licence was suspended for one day on Friday (2 Aug).
Source: Google Maps
SFA said a coffee shop or eating house that accumulates 12 or more demerit points over 12 months may have its licence suspended for either one, two or three days, based on track records.
The coffee shop was also fined a total of S$1,100.
SFA reminded food business operators to observe good food and personal hygiene practices at all times as it takes a serious view of these offences.
They should engage only registered food handlers and ensure licensed premises are properly upkept and maintained — this includes the toilets within, SFA said, adding,
SFA will not hesitate to take firm action against anyone found to be in violation of the Environmental Public Health Act.
The agency also advised members of the public who come across poor food safety practices in food establishments not to patronise them and report the details via SFA’s online feedback form or call the SFA Contact Centre at 68052871.
Also read: Queenstown Coffee Shop Operators Fail To Keep Toilets Clean, Ordered To Close For 1 Day
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