Updated on 15 March 2023 at 18h34
Two Laval food establishments have received fines from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPAQ) since the beginning of 2023.
These total an amount of $3500.
Poissonnerie Sami, a fish shop located at 1550 Daniel-Johnson Boulevard, was fined the largest amounting to $2,000. This is due to a deficiency in storage or any other operation that would be likely to affect food hygiene.
For its part, the ChoNeslya Bar, located at 3725 Sainte-Rose Boulevard, was first fined $1,000 because it “held a heat-alterable product without cooling it without delay and without maintaining it constantly at an internal and ambient temperature not exceeding 4°C until its delivery to the consumer”, according to the MAPAQ website.
A second offence was noted due to unclean premises, equipment and materials used in the preparation and storage of products. The cost this time was of $500.
Still, according to the MAPAQ website, the ChoNeslya Bar has ceased operations since it was fined a second time on March 6.
