SFDSA Cracks Down on 54 Erring Firms and Bans Entry of 40 Tons of Contaminated Poultry Products
In a bold move to ensure food safety in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has taken decisive action against 54 companies found to be in violation of food safety regulations. Additionally, the SFDA has banned the entry of 40 tons of contaminated poultry products into the country.
The SFDA’s crackdown comes as part of its ongoing efforts to protect consumers from unsafe food products. The authority has been conducting rigorous inspections of food establishments across the Kingdom to ensure compliance with food safety standards.
The companies found to be in violation of food safety regulations have been shut down by the SFDA, sending a strong message that non-compliance will not be tolerated. The authority has also taken steps to prevent the entry of contaminated poultry products into the country, safeguarding the health of consumers.
This latest action by the SFDA underscores the importance of food safety and the authority’s commitment to ensuring that only safe and high-quality food products are available to consumers in Saudi Arabia. Consumers can rest assured that the SFDA is diligently monitoring food establishments and taking swift action against those that fail to meet food safety standards.
