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Egypt factory uses coal ash to color biscuits
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Authorities in Egypt have successfully uncovered an unlicensed biscuit factory that was producing cookies using adulterated and expired materials, including charcoal instead of cocoa and other illegal substances. The campaign revealed that the factory relied on cheap, unapproved ingredients, such as "E153" black coloring. Authorities seized 1.8 tons of rotten products and raw materials, including expired glucose barrels and expired butter, along with large quantities of ready-to-sale biscuits. The confiscated goods and evidence have been documented in a report, which is to be referred to the prosecution. Despite the factory's large size and number of employees, inspections showed unmonitored activity over a period of time.
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