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Man Utd kitchens have 'rotting metal shelves' and 'grease dripping down walls' as follow-up food hygiene inspection does not go to plan after food poisoning incident

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Earlier this year, <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/unfit-human-consumption-man-utd-blasted-serving-raw-chicken-old-trafford-one-star-food-hygiene-rating/bltdc82303ee99dcc86#csc129272ac7db22fc" target="_blank">United's kitchen and culinary services were blasted after 30 guests were served raw chicken during a SHE event</a> held by the North West Safety Health Environment Show. A subsequent hygiene rating by the Food Standards Agency dropped their rating from five stars to one as they revealed that the club 'needed work' in the food safety and standards department, though the cleanliness and condition of the facilities and the building were deemed 'good'.

WHAT HAPPENED?

As it turns out, United's kitchen services have since undergone another hygiene check by the FSA. <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13554721/Manchester-United-follow-hygiene-inspection-uncovers-mould-growth-rotting-metal-shelves-clubs-rating-boosting-Old-Trafford-return-visit.html?ns_mchannel=rss&amp;ns_campaign=1490&amp;ito=social-twitter_dailymailsport" target="_blank">The Daily Mail</a> reports that the inspectors were happy with the improvements made by the club in the food safety and hygiene department but this time their facilities were criticised as the report noted the dishwashers had mould growing inside them, while grease was spotted dripping off the wall, and the store room had rotting metal shelves which saw the club fail to regain a five-star rating. They did, however, get a four-star rating, a big jump from the earlier one-star rating.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

A Red Devils spokesperson said [via The Daily Mail]: "As the report states, significant improvement work was undertaken by the club to increase our rating to four stars between November and February. This is an incremental process, and we are confident we will regain our five-star rating at the earliest possible opportunity."

WHAT MANCHESTER UNITED SAID

The Red Devils feel they will be upgraded to five stars at the next inspection, which they will try to induct as soon as possible, and believes it is uncommon for an establishment to jump from one star to five stars.

WHAT NEXT FOR MAN UTD?

Man Utd kitchens have 'rotting metal shelves' and 'grease dripping down walls' as follow-up food hygiene inspection does not go to plan after food poisoning incident | Goal.com Ghana

Manchester United&apos;s dwindling infrasturcture needs no introduction, and their Old Trafford kitchen services are the latest under the microscope.

Man Utd kitchens have &apos;rotting metal shelves&apos; and &apos;grease dripping down walls&apos; as follow-up food hygiene inspection does not go to plan after food poisoning incident