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Food Safety - Food Premises Convictions and Orders

Public Health Inspectors routinely visit nearly 3,000 food premises throughout Hamilton. Their role is to promote safe food handling practices by enforcing the Ontario Food Premise Regulation. Food premises in violation of this Regulation are required to permanently correct faults within a time period specified by Inspectors. Orders under the Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA), including closure of an establishment, can also be issued by Public Health Inspectors if violations pose an immediate risk to patrons.

Establishments convicted of failing to comply with the Ontario Food Premises Regulation or failing to obey an Order can be fined. Fines range from $50.00 for minor infractions to $25,000. per day for a corporation failing to obey an Order.

Convictions

Convictions for violations of Food Premises Regulation 562 under the Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA) will be posted on this site for three months from the date of conviction.


Tim Horton's
620 King St. W.
Conviction Date:  Jan 21, 2013
Operator fail to ensure single service containers kept in place preventing contamination.

Ray's Place
303 Dundurn St. S.
Conviction Date: Feb 06, 2013
Mechanical equipment not maintained to provide sufficient chemical solution rinse.

Shehnai Restaurant
447 Main St. W.
Conviction Date: Feb 05, 2013
Fail to protect food from contamination or adulteration.

Montfort's
6 Clappison Ave., Waterdown
Conviction Date:  Feb 08, 2013
Store Hazardous food at internal temperature between 5 degrees Celcius and 60 degrees Celcius.

Queen's Pizza & Wings
838 King St. E.    
Conviction Date: Feb 15, 2013
Store hazardous foods in a container temp above 5 degrees Celcius

8090 Teahouse
149 King St. E.
Conviction Date: Mar 15, 2013
Use basin other than for hand washing of employees.

Easter Food Market
1004 Upper Wentworth
Conviction Date:  Mar 27, 2013
Operator fail to ensure certified food handler working while premises operating.



Orders

Orders issued under the Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA) will be posted on this site for three months from the date the Order was issued.

Tilda's Tropical Delight
35 York Blvd., Farmer's Market
Order Date: Jan 22, 2013
Ordered closed due to - Operate food premises maintained in manner permitting health hazard.

Volume Nightclub
15 Hess St. S.
Order Date: Feb 14, 2013
Ordered closed due to - Operate food premises maintained in manner permitting health hazard.


Contact Information

Phone: 905-546-3570
Email: publichealth@hamilton.ca

Last updated: April 12, 2013