Islamabad The Islamabad Food Authority (IFA) and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Food Authority on Friday organised a special training session for their staff to enhance their food testing skills.
Talking to APP, Deputy Director Operations of IFA, Dr Tahira Saddique said that this initiative, organized by Nutrition International, aimed at to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of food safety inspections in the Federal Capital.
The training focused on using modern Continuous Data Recording (CDR) machines, and I check croma, she added.
The training programme was designed to equip IFA staff with advanced techniques and tools for food testing.
With these new skills, they would be able to conduct more thorough inspections and ensure that the food available to the public meets safety standards, Tahira said.
She highlighted that this training marked a significant step towards improving food testing processes.
She said the CDR machines represent a major upgrade in the equipment available to the IFA teams.
These machines were expected to make the testing process more efficient and accurate, which would ultimately lead to better enforcement of food safety regulations.
By employing modern machinery, the IFA aimed at to protect public health by ensuring that all food products in the market are safe for consumption.