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Public benefit period reduces patrols
The article discusses the changes in oversight indicators on public benefit markets between August and September 2026. It highlights a significant increase in the number of establishments subject to inspections, rising from 7,068 to 17,857, which is approximately a 153% increase. Violations and warnings issued also increased from 1,635 to 3,664, representing a 124% rise. Conversely, the number of enforcement officers decreased from 1,350 to 1,165, indicating a greater focus on the number of establishments, while the amount of benefits gained by beneficiaries surged from 25,633 to 69,036, with an increase of nearly 169%. The data clearly shows that inspection campaigns are intensifying in terms of the number of establishments and violations, aiming to improve compliance with regulations and ensure the provision of high-quality food products.
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