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300 kg of spoiled meat with forged stamp in Beni Suef
A monitoring campaign was carried out by the Bani Suef Directorate targeting slaughterhouses and food establishments. It resulted in the seizure of 300 kilograms of rotten meat, as well as counterfeit stamps used in official slaughterhouse seals, along with counterfeit materials utilized to replicate these seals. It was found that the meat was unfit for human consumption and posed a public health risk. Legal measures have been taken accordingly. Additionally, 500 kilograms of frozen meat deemed unsuitable for consumption were confiscated. Multiple violations were documented, including the absence of health certificates and failure to display prices. The campaign also led to the seizure of expired products, as well as various food items and pesticides. The objective of this initiative is to protect citizens' health and ensure compliance by health and environmental facilities, as part of efforts to monitor the trade of meat and food products.
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