J Duley

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Food hygiene rating: 5 — Very good · inspected 30 January 2025

FHRS scale: 5 Very good, 4 Good, 3 Generally satisfactory, 2 Improvement necessary, 1 Major improvement necessary, 0 Urgent improvement necessary.

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J Duley is a local business located in Denbighshire.

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Food hygiene rating: 5 — Very good

Last inspected: 30 January 2025

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FHRS scale: 5 Very good, 4 Good, 3 Generally satisfactory, 2 Improvement necessary, 1 Major improvement necessary, 0 Urgent improvement necessary.

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Hygiene ratings in Denbighshire

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• 5 / 5 — 82%
• 4 / 5 — 11%
• 3 / 5 — 5%
• 2 / 5 — 0%
• 1 / 5 — 1%
• 0 / 5 — 0%

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