Two West Midlands Greggs ‘Among Worst in UK’ for Food Hygiene – ryan

The West Midlands has the highest number of Greggs Failing in Hygiene

Bakery Chain Greggs Has Three West Midlands Stores Failing in Food Hygiene

Two Greggs Stores in the West Midlands sits among the worst in the uk for food hygiene.

Out of Four Greggs Stores Failing in Hygiene Across the Country, two out of four are in the region.

Again Originally reported On the West Bromwich Greggs failing in February, and since then, another shop has joined the list.

On March 6, a Greggs in the Village of Gaydon, Warwick, was handed a rating of 2 (‘Improvement necessary’).

The two Greggs outside of the region failure its hygiene is a greggs in Southall, London and Maidenhead according to Data from the Food Standards Agency.

Whilst the Greggs Inside Birmingham Airport has a hygiene rating or ‘5’, a customer ghosts to Birminghamlive Last month after discovering mold on a steak bake.

Imran Ahmed said: “I’m not running back to greggs anytime and I won’t visit any until i read they’ve improved food hygiene.

“I have been trying to get my head around how this happened, they say they make fresh food daily.

“You say that, but the mold tells me a different story. But I do enjoy greggs, they are nice and I would not want them to close down complete.

“They just need to improve their hygiene and the standard food that they are selling.”

Food hygiene ratings are conducted by the local authority and businesses are evaluated on a score from 1-5.

Anything below a score of ‘3’ (generally satisfactory) is considered a fail in food hygiene.

The Failing Greggs in the West Midlands have a score of ‘2’, Defined by the Food Standards Agency as ‘some improvement necessary’.

Greggs was approached for comment from Birminghamlive.