AMMAN — The Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) monitoring and inspection teams conducted 1,400
inspections during the second week of the holy month of Ramadan, according to
the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
In a statement on Wednesday, JFDA Director-General
Nizar Mheidat said that six foodstuff facilities were shut down, 40 suspended,
and 665 others warned for violating the administration’s health standards.
It also destroyed 5 tonnes of food and 2,000 liters
of liquid, and took 112 samples of the local market’s foodstuffs, he added.
The JFDA called on citizens to contact it if they
have any observation, inquiry or complaint via the toll-free complaints line
117114, e-mail info@jfda.jo, and through WhatsApp on the number 0795632000
available around the clock.
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AMMAN — The
Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) monitoring and inspection teams conducted 1,400
inspections during the second week of the holy month of Ramadan, according to
the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
In a statement on Wednesday, JFDA Director-General
Nizar Mheidat said that six foodstuff facilities were shut down, 40 suspended,
and 665 others warned for violating the administration’s health standards.
It also destroyed 5 tonnes of food and 2,000 liters
of liquid, and took 112 samples of the local market’s foodstuffs, he added.
The JFDA called on citizens to contact it if they
have any observation, inquiry or complaint via the toll-free complaints line
117114, e-mail info@jfda.jo, and through WhatsApp on the number 0795632000
available around the clock.
Read more National news
Jordan News
