Johnny Spice Owner Ordered to Pay £5,000 After Mouse Droppings Found in Wolverhampton Restaurant
The owner of Johnny Spice, an Indian buffet in Wolverhampton, was stripped of his management title and ordered to pay £5,332 after health inspectors found mouse droppings and unsanitary conditions. Kobir Ahmed pleaded guilty to four food safety breaches and was banned from managing food businesses for two years, sentenced to 180 hours of community work, and faced additional penalties for fly-tipping.
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Combirepel: Eco-Friendly Anti-Pest Solution for Agricultural Films and Termite Barriers
Combirepel, a non-toxic, eco-friendly additive developed by C-tech Corporation, effectively repels rodents, termites, and insects using odor-mimicking predator urine and discomfort-inducing chemicals. It works through fear, discomfort, and aversion mechanisms, providing long-term protection without harming the environment or beneficial species. Tested at BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, it demonstrates strong resistance to termite attack and is compatible with various plastics, meeting ROHS and REACH standards.
A synthetic pyrethroid insecticide effective against a broad range of pests with high residual activity in agriculture and households. It acts on sodium channels, causing prolonged nerve stimulation and paralysis. While classified as 'safe' for mammals, it poses significant health risks including ataxia, convulsions, and respiratory failure. Highly toxic to aquatic life and non-target species like bees, with widespread resistance in malaria vectors. Human exposure can lead to acute and chronic toxic effects, and residues have been detected in breast milk.