525 Kilograms of Spoiled Food and Fish Destroyed in Ahmadi

Inspection campaigns conducted by the Al-Ahmadi Governorate Inspection Department of the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition resulted in the seizure of quantities of unfit food products that violated regulatory requirements, including 500 kilograms of assorted spoiled fish, which were destroyed in coordination with the Ministry of Interior. One campaign led to the issuance of a seizure report against a facility for failing to comply with health regulations, while inspection teams continued their rounds to verify product safety and ensure facilities’ adherence to applicable regulations. In another campaign, the department issued six violation reports covering various infractions, such as operating a facility with an expired health license, displaying food products outside the premises, utilizing additional space beyond the licensed area, and failing to comply with health requirements. The seizures also included food products that did not meet specifications, as well as violations related to the official labeling information approved by the Authority. Additionally, 25 kilograms of non-compliant food products were destroyed. The measures taken underscore the referral of violations to the established legal process against offending entities, as part of inspection campaigns aimed at enhancing food safety and curbing the circulation of unfit or non-compliant products.