Food Hygiene Results in Clackmannanshire

500 food businesses inspected under the Scottish Food Hygiene Information Scheme (FHIS). 92.8% have a Pass result.

500
Businesses
423
Pass
33
Improvement Required
92.8%
Pass Rate

Inspection results

Pass92.8%423
Improvement Required7.2%33
Pass & Eat Safe0.0%0

Business types

Retailers - other9018.0%
Other catering premises8617.2%
Caring Premises7314.6%
Restaurant/Cafe/Canteen7214.4%
Takeaway/sandwich shop5511.0%
Pub/bar/nightclub397.8%
School/college/university316.2%
Retailers - supermarkets/hyper163.2%

Food hygiene in Clackmannanshire is assessed under the Food Hygiene Information Scheme (FHIS), which is used in Scotland instead of the 0-5 numerical rating used in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Under the FHIS, businesses receive one of two outcomes: 'Pass', meaning the business meets food hygiene standards, or 'Improvement Required', meaning the business needs to make changes to comply. Some businesses may also receive a 'Pass and Eat Safe' award, indicating consistently high standards.

Clackmannanshire has 500 registered food businesses. Of these, 423 have received a Pass result, while 33 have been told improvement is required. Environmental health officers from the local council carry out inspections, assessing how food is handled, prepared, and stored, the physical condition of the premises, and how food safety is managed by the business.

Scottish food businesses may choose whether to display their FHIS result on their premises; the official ratings remain available online. If you see an 'Improvement Required' notice, the business must take action before their next inspection. You can check the latest status of any food business on the Food Standards Scotland website.

Source snapshots

Retrieval is not an inspection date. Ratings may change; verify individual businesses with the official authority. Missing or conflicting results are not counted as a pass.

Establishments requiring improvement

NameAddressRatingDate
Clackmannan County Cricket ClubFK10 1RGImprovement RequiredAug 07, 2024
Claremont Lodge HotelFK10 2DWImprovement RequiredAug 18, 2026
Class Cuisine - Alva AcademyFK12 5FEImprovement RequiredFeb 16, 2026
Class Cuisine - Banchory Primary SchoolFK10 2TFImprovement RequiredMar 25, 2024
Class Cuisine - Clackmannanshire's Schools SupportFK10 2SDImprovement RequiredJan 31, 2023
Class Cuisine - Deerpark Primary SchoolFK10 3PBImprovement RequiredSep 04, 2024
Class Cuisine - Menstrie NurseryFK11 7APImprovement RequiredAug 05, 2024
Class Cuisine - Muckhart Primary SchoolFK14 7JLImprovement RequiredMar 18, 2026
Class Cuisine - Park Primary SchoolFK10 1BBImprovement RequiredFeb 19, 2024
Fatboys CateringFK10 1EXImprovement RequiredAug 13, 2026
Good YearFK13 6DSImprovement RequiredOct 21, 2025
H.M. Prison GlenochilFK10 3ADImprovement RequiredApr 23, 2026
Hillfoots Rugby ClubFK13 6BPImprovement RequiredOct 23, 2025
J & S CateringFK10 1RYImprovement RequiredFeb 21, 2026
Jamie's Spud & Roll CoFK10 2ABImprovement RequiredFeb 11, 2026

Frequently asked questions

How many food businesses in Clackmannanshire have a Pass rating?+

The source snapshot contains 423 food businesses in Clackmannanshire with a Pass result under the Food Hygiene Information Scheme (FHIS), meaning they meet the required food hygiene standards.

What does 'Improvement Required' mean in Clackmannanshire?+

'Improvement Required' under the Scottish FHIS means the food business did not fully meet food hygiene standards at the time of inspection. The business must take action to address the issues found. This is different from the 0-5 rating used in England and Wales. The business will be re-inspected to check that improvements have been made.

How often are food businesses inspected in Clackmannanshire?+

In Scotland, food business inspection frequency is risk-based. Businesses with an 'Improvement Required' result will be re-inspected sooner, typically within a few months. Businesses with a Pass result and good track record may be inspected every 1-3 years depending on the type and risk level of the business.

Data from official government food safety agencies