Millie’s Cookies serves sweet treats in the Bullring in Birmingham city centre
Millie’s Cookies in the Bullring has been ordered to improve hygiene(Image: Nick Wilkinson/Birmingham Live)
A Birmingham Bullring store was ordered to improve hygiene after a recent inspection.
Millie’s Cookies serves sweet treats across the UK stretching from Aberdeen to Brighton.
But one thing less sweet about the Birmingham branch is its score in hygiene.
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On February 12, Millie’s Cookies received a score of ‘2’ (improvement necessary) from the Food Standards Agency.
Anything below a score of ‘3’ is considered an automatic fail from local authorities.
Millie’s Cookies
Store cleanliness, hygiene and food storage include areas assessed during a hygiene inspection.
Out of 53 locations in the United Kingdom, the Birmingham store is the only Millie’s Cookies failing in food hygiene.
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However, it is not the only Bullring store failing in hygiene.
Click here to read about a burger chain which has failed in hygiene since September.
Bullring and SLP Group were approached for comment by BirminghamLive
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