Closure of 4 Food Establishments in Zarqa

Closure of 4 Food Establishments in Zarqa
Closure of 4 Food Establishments in Zarqa
The Unified Market Control Committee in Zarqa carried out 1,349 intensive inspection visits from the beginning of Ramadan until Wednesday evening, resulting in the closure of four food establishments, the suspension of 89 others, the issuance of 31 violations, and the delivery of 343 warnings to various food institutions in order to rectify their situations and ensure compliance with the required health standards.اضافة اعلان

During the campaign, 20 kilograms of expired food items that were displayed for sale were destroyed, reflecting the seriousness in dealing with any violations that may threaten consumers' health.

Zarqa Governor Dr. Firas Abu Qaoud confirmed that these actions were taken due to violations of public health standards and improper food storage. He emphasized that monitoring campaigns will continue to ensure the health and safety of citizens during the holy month, and no leniency will be shown for any violations that pose a threat to public health and safety.

He pointed out the importance of unifying regulatory bodies and enhancing coordination between relevant institutions to ensure market stability and meet citizens' needs. He explained that a unified committee has been formed, consisting of representatives from the Jordan Food and Drug Administration, the Health Directorate, the Industry and Trade Directorate, and public safety committees, to monitor the markets and address any violations related to the quality and safety of food products.

He added that these committees conduct morning and evening inspection tours of food warehouses and commercial shops to ensure product validity and conformity with specifications, in addition to monitoring charitable iftar meals and Ramadan tables in cooperation with the Jordan Food and Drug Administration to ensure the provision of safe and healthy meals for fasting individuals.

Dr. Abu Qaoud clarified that the unified committee will continue its strict regulatory tasks during the holy month to protect consumers and strengthen effective market supervision, ensuring a stable and safe economic environment for everyone.