Under the Food Hygiene Rating (Wales) Act 2013, you are legally required to display your food hygiene rating sticker at your premises. Failure to display can result in a fixed penalty notice.
In Wales, the right to request a re-rating is a statutory right. Your local authority must offer reinspection within 3 months.
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Score BreakdownOfficial FSA Data
These are the FSA inspection scores. Unlike the 0–5 rating, lower is better here — 0 means no issues were found.
Significant issues with food handling. Urgently review separation of raw/ready-to-eat foods, temperature controls, and personal hygiene practices.
Improvements needed to premises. Focus on cleaning schedules, pest control, and equipment maintenance.
Excellent management systems in place. Documentation and training are exemplary.
25–30 total points alone would mean rating 3, but the FSA also caps the rating by the highest single score.
What This Rating Means
Some improvements are needed to bring food hygiene standards up to the required level. This business scored lowest in food handling and hygiene. Delivery platforms like Deliveroo and Just Eat now display this rating, which can impact order volume.
What to focus on
Review and improve your food handling procedures — temperature monitoring, cross-contamination controls, and storage practices.
Inspection Details
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Rating data sourced from the Food Standards Agency under the Open Government Licence v3.0. HygieneFix is not affiliated with the FSA or any local authority.