287kg Of Rotten Fish And Meat Destroyed In Mubarakiya Market Crackdown

Public Authority for Food and Nutrition Issues 26 Violations in Effort to Ensure Food Safety

A recent inspection by the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition in the Capital Governorate’s Mubarakiya Market has resulted in issuing 26 violations. The crackdown led to the destruction of 262 kilograms of spoiled fish and 25 kilograms of adulterated meat.

According to the Authority, the violations ranged from displaying materials unfit for human consumption to trading adulterated food. Other infractions included employing workers without health certificates and failing to adhere to public hygiene rules and requirements.

Ensuring Food Safety in Mubarakiya Market

The inspection highlights ongoing efforts by the Authority to ensure food safety and public health standards in Kuwait. The presence of spoiled fish and adulterated meat poses significant health risks, necessitating stringent actions to maintain market standards.

Violations and Infractions

The violations recorded during the inspection included:

Displaying unfit materials for human consumption

Trading adulterated food

Employing workers without health certificates

Non-compliance with public hygiene rules and requirements

These infractions not only endanger public health but also undermine the integrity of the food market.

Public Authority's Commitment to Health Standards

The Public Authority for Food and Nutrition remains committed to upholding food safety standards. Regular inspections and strict enforcement of regulations are vital in preventing the distribution of unsafe food products.