British swimmer Adam Peaty has criticized the food quality at the 2024 Paris Olympic Village, alleging that worms were found in fish served to athletes and stating that the overall food standard is not adequate for high-level performance. Peaty, who won a silver medal in the 100-meter breaststroke, contrasted the subpar conditions with previous Olympics in Tokyo and Rio, where he found the food excellent. He also raised concerns about the high percentage of meatless and plant-based meals, which he claimed negatively impacted the athletes. The catering company Sodexo Live and Paris 2024 organizers have denied these allegations, citing a lack of evidence and emphasizing their commitment to sustainability and athlete satisfaction. Other athletes have reportedly avoided the village food, and organizers have promised to address feedback and improve the catering services.