Giza Seizes 13 Tons of Rotten Meat

The surveillance campaigns in Giza Governorate succeeded in confiscating approximately 13 tons of meat and animal products unfit for human consumption over a two-week period. These included animal fats, liver cuts, skeletal parts, hides, and chicken pieces that did not meet health standards. The campaign resulted in the issuance of 21 violation reports to offenders and the initiation of the necessary legal procedures. These activities took place in areas such as Talbeya, Kerdasa, and South Giza, as well as the detection of slaughtered meat outside licensed slaughterhouses in El-Haram, Dokki, Agouza, October, and Boulak El-Dakrour Street. These campaigns are conducted in coordination between the Veterinary Directorate and local neighborhoods to ensure product safety and compliance with health regulations. They form part of the government's efforts to combat the trade of non-compliant meats and to improve food safety standards across the governorate.

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