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The Consumer Protection Agency has seized 6.5 tons of food-grade oil unfit for consumption in Giza and Sohag governorates. The authorities found quantities of oil made from raw materials of unknown origin, with chemical additives used to create a false appealing appearance. The agency confirmed that these practices pose a significant risk to consumers' health and harm the economy and legitimate business entities. The oil is being packaged under unhygienic conditions and in counterfeit containers unlawfully. The procedures highlight the importance of tightening control over all stages of manufacturing and packaging to ensure product safety and protect consumers from unsafe products.
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