Irbid Food Business Fined for Rat Damage
The Irbid Court of First Instance, in its appellate capacity, upheld a verdict imposing a fine of 6,000 Jordanian dinars on an individual after being convicted of two violations related to handling food under unsanitary conditions and practicing activity without obtaining the necessary license. This followed an inspection inside a food establishment in Irbid that revealed numerous rat droppings, bite marks on plastic bags, the absence of a handwashing sink, inadequate maintenance of the refrigeration unit, failure to renew the professional license, lack of health certificates, and the preparation and sale of shawarma without proper permits and licenses. The establishment was closed, and the prohibited materials were destroyed as part of efforts to enforce regulations ensuring food safety and health standards, and to confirm the establishments’ commitment to sanitary requirements.
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