Consumer Agency Seizes Unlicensed Poultry Processor
A surveillance campaign was carried out by the Consumer Protection Agency in Qalyubia, resulting in the seizure of an unlicensed factory that was preparing expired chicken parts. The factory contained 6 tons of chicken carcasses and parts that were unsafe for consumption, which were intended to be reused in the production of meat and poultry products such as shawarma, schnitzel, and sausage. This poses an immediate risk to consumers' health. Additionally, an unlicensed bakery producing toasted bread was found, using expired raw materials and unknown-source substances aimed at improving the taste, which constitutes fraud and a threat to food safety. The campaigns affirm the Authority's continued efforts to confront such practices, prevent the circulation of rotten products, ensure food safety, and protect citizens’ health.
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