Galway food business closes temporarily over 'issue'
It will be shut further notice until the issue is resolved
Part of the deli at Dunnes Stores in Knocknacarra will not be in use for further notice until the issue has been resolved.
A sign at their store reads that: “Due to technical difficulties, our Baxter and Greene counters are closed until the issue has been resolved. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.”
In separate food and business news, two Galway based establishments have been issued fixed payment notices after breaching consumer laws.
Consumer laws have been breached by 18 traders in total operating in Donegal, Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Waterford, Wicklow and online.
A report has been published detailing the traders across the the country who breached consumer laws.
The two traders in Galway are listed as follows:
Failure to display prices:
Traders must display the full price on or near the products they sell so consumers can make informed choices. Licensed premises must display a comprehensive price list inside each drinking area and a set 16-item list at the entrance.
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- Lucy McEvilly trading as Connemara Horse and Country, Clifden, Co. Galway was issued one fixed payment notice
Failure to display unit pricing:
Certain goods must have a unit price displayed so consumers can compare the cost of similar products sold in different sizes, making it easier to find the best value.
- Owen & Ciaran Durkin trading as Costcutter, Baile na hAbhann, Co. Galway was issued one fixed payment notice
Details of all CCPC consumer protection prosecutions, undertakings, compliance notices and fixed payment notices are available at ccpc.ie/CPL