Over 27,000kg food seized
By Our Correspondent
December 11, 2019
LAHORE
Punjab Food Authority (PFA) on Tuesday sealed two godowns and seized 27,600kg unwholesome food which was kept in the warehouses for selling to local food business operators. Meanwhile, the authority also registered cases against the owners of the godowns over the violations of the PFA laws. The food safety team under the supervision of PFA Director General Irfan Memon raided Yameen and Din Muhammad godowns in the area of Dena Nath, Phool Nagar and foiled an attempt to supply the stock of expired noodles, spices and chocolates to the market.
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