LAHORE: Punjab Food Authority (PFA) on Wednesday sealed five grinding units while carrying out an operation against food adulterators and loose spices in Lahore and Kasur.
PFA teams have confiscated 10,000kg tainted red chili, turmeric powder and other spices. A special drive was launched on the directions of PFA Director General Captain (R) Muhammad Usman.
PFA teams have sealed Al-Taqwa, Rafiq, Zahoor, Javed and Yahya grinding units on account of proved adulteration in spices and for violating the rules of provincial food law. PFA has taken strict action against them over non-compliance with authority instructions and for using textile colours.
PFA DG Muhammad Usman said the authority was vigilantly monitoring the suspicious activities of food business operators especially adulteration mafia besides ensuring the implantation of the sale of spices in packing. He said the crackdown on adulteration mafia will continue indiscriminately till elimination of food adulteration.
The building of the National Accountability Bureau Lahore. — APP/FileLAHORE: In a bid to address the grievances of...
A delegation from New Zealand Cricket, led by CEO Scott Weenink, visited the Punjab Safe Cities Authority ...
Chairperson Benazir Income Support Programme , Dr. Muhammad Amjad Saqib can be seen in this image. — Facebook/Dr....
Dr Ayesha Akram, Assistant Professor from the Institute of English Studies speaking at the event organised by the...
IG Punjab Dr Usman Anwar while speaking on March 8, 2023. — Punjab Police websiteLAHORE: An MoU signing ceremony was...
The building of the Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority . — APP FileLAHORE: Employees of the Pakistan...