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B&M fined £2m due to mice infestations in Birmingham stores

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B&M has been fined £2 million due to findings of mice infestations at three of its stores in Birmingham.
Inspections revealed mouse droppings and signs of gnawed food products.
The fine was issued following regulatory measures to maintain health and safety standards in food retail.
B&M has stated it is committed to addressing the identified issues promptly.
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding pest control in food-related businesses.

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B&M has been fined £2 million due to findings of mice infestations at three of its stores in Birmingham.
Inspections revealed mouse droppings and signs of gnawed food products.
The fine was issued following regulatory measures to maintain health and safety standards in food retail.
B&M has stated it is committed to addressing the identified issues promptly.
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding pest control in food-related businesses.

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