28th September 2023 Addiction Pet Foods / WorkSafe
Addiction Pet Foods’ New Zealand operation has been ordered to pay more than $220,000 following the amputation of an employee’s finger.
Clyde Orchards has been fined $225k for health and safety failures related to an incident in February 2021 which resulted in a summer holiday job worker needing three fingers partly amputated.
A West Auckland bakery business that did not properly safeguard its machinery has been sentenced over two incidents six months apart in which workers had their hands disfigured.
The agency makes clear its stance, allowing the promotional activity to occur in supermarkets.
Talleys has confirmed that independent investigation into recent allegations made about health and safety at its Ashburton vegetable factory is well underway.
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