Irbid food outlet fined 6,000 dinars over rat and loan traces
The Irbid Court of First Instance, in its appellate capacity, upheld a ruling imposing a fine of 6,000 Jordanian dinars on an individual convicted of two violations related to the handling of food in unhygienic conditions and operating a food business without a license. During a search of a food establishment in Irbid, findings included rat feces and chew marks on plastic bags, as well as the absence of a handwashing sink, maintenance issues with the refrigeration unit, failure to renew the professional license, and lack of health certificates for the staff. The violations also included not dedicating a room for shawarma, handling materials without the necessary permits and licenses. The accused was referred to the judiciary, and the court issued a fine before affirming the ruling. These measures are part of efforts by regulators to ensure food establishments comply with safety and public health standards.
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