article_snippet.sent: Mouldy food was discovered in a restaurant by inspectors after a diner complained of finding dog faeces on the floor - leading to £15,000 in fines for the ‘dangerous’ owner.
article_snippet.sent: Officers carried out inspections where Officers found food in the kitchen was mouldy and unfit for human consumption - and food was being served to the public that had exceeded its use by date.
article_snippet.sent: Shocking: Officers carried out inspections where Officers found food in the kitchen was mouldy (above) and unfit for human consumption - and food was being served to the public that had exceeded its use by date its .
article_snippet.sent: In addition, raw meat was being prepared in direct contact with ready to eat salad items posing a serious risk of cross contamination, Beverley Magistrates’ Court was told.
article_snippet.sent: Inspectors - who first visited in January 2014 - also found kitchen equipment was in an unhygienic condition due to disrepair, and there was a failure to carry out regular disinfection and cleaning.
article_snippet.sent: Meanwhile food safety systems, monitoring checks and procedures were not in place - and food handlers were found to consistently demonstrate a lack of understanding of food safety issues.
article_snippet.sent: Mouldy food and dirty floor:
article_snippet.sent: Inspectors found kitchen equipment at The Steer Inn was in an unhygienic condition due to disrepair and there was a failure to carry out regular disinfection and cleaning .
article_snippet.sent: People could have become seriously ill or even died as a result of salmonella.
highlights_snippet.sent: East Yorkshire restaurant probed after diner reported seeing dog faeces .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Out-of-date food served and there was a high cross-contamination risk .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Now-closed restaurant didn't carry out regular disinfection and cleaning .