Punjab Food Authority Destroys 47 Maunds of Unhygienic Pickles and 120 Kg of Jam in Burewala
The Punjab Foods Authority (PFA) has taken strict action against foods adulteration by destroying over 47 maunds of unhygienic pickles and 120 kg of jam in various parts of Burewala. The crackdown was part of ongoing efforts to ensure foods safety and protect public health.
Authority Cracks Down on Unsafe Items
The Punjab Authority destroyed over 47 maunds of pickles and 120 kg of jam in Burewala. Officials found them stored in unhygienic conditions with dead insects and contamination. Authorities also seized 120 kg of loose dye and insect-infested seeds. The violators faced fines and strict warnings. Locals appreciated the action and demanded continued crackdowns to ensure safety.
PFA Conducts Raids on Food Production Units
PFA officials raided 517/EB and Madina Colony, finding moldy pickles, jam, and 120 kg of unsafe dye and seeds, risking public health.
Severe Hygiene Violations Found
Officials found pickles in storage bins polluted with dead insects, lizards, flies, and bird remains during the inspection. These unhygienic conditions posed a severe risk to Foods safety and quality in the market.
Both food production units involved in these violations were fined Rs. 175,000 for failing to comply with food safety regulations. Officials issued strict warnings to ensure proper hygiene in the future.
Public Support for the Crackdown on Food Adulteration
A PFA spokesperson said locals appreciated the crackdown and urged continued action. Consumers demanded stricter monitoring and penalties.
Punjab Food Authority’s Commitment to Safety
PFA works to eliminate food adulteration and ensure safe foods. Officials urge compliance and warn of strict legal action for violators..
The PFA crackdown in Burewala is part of a broader effort to protect public health. Consumers are advised to be vigilant about foods quality and report any suspicious or unhygienic foods production units to the authorities.
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