Key Takeaways
- PFA conducts operation in Rasul Park, sealing two food units.
- Eight food units fined Rs115,000 for violating food safety norms.
- Over 1,000kg of fungus-infested cheese and 800 litres of substandard oil discarded.
The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) has taken stringent measures against food safety violators in Rasul Park, Kot Lakhpat, Nishter Town, and adjoining areas, sealing two food units and lodging an FIR.
Eight food units were fined a total of Rs115,000 for their non-compliance with food safety regulations.
The operation resulted in the discard of over 1,000kg of fungus-infested cheese, 800 litres of substandard oil, 600kg of pakoras, and 150 litres of milk.
According to the PFA, the enforcement team conducted a thorough inspection of the food units, identifying several violations that warranted immediate action.
The PFA's move comes as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure the safety and quality of food products in the region, protecting public health and consumer rights.
The sealed units and the fines imposed serve as a warning to other food establishments to adhere strictly to the prescribed standards and regulations.
The PFA has emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards in the food industry to prevent the spread of harmful substances and ensure the well-being of the local population.
The enforcement team has also advised the public to report any instances of food safety violations to the PFA for prompt action.
