Seizing expired materials in a factory for the production of jams and debt moon in Maliha

Damascus-Sana countryside

The Director of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection Eng. Loay Al-Salem explained in a press statement that the Directorate is tightening control over factories and workshops for food products in order to protect the health of the citizen and punish all those who have been tempted to produce expired materials, stressing that appropriate action will be taken against every violator and refer them to the existing judiciary .

For his part, Assistant Director of Internal Trade, Bassam Shaker, explained that the patrols of consumer protection during its investigation of violations in some of the production plants of the Conservatory seized in one of the city of Maliha about eight tons of apricot jam and two tons of moon religion, corrupt and expired, was intended by the owner to recycle, package and put it in the market The necessary measures were taken against its owner.

Shaker pointed out that the seized materials were placed in barrels over which dirt and insects accumulate and open boxes containing scraps of the changing moon of strength of one kilogram of 15 kilograms were prepared to put them on the market, stressing that the rationing was organized and the factory was closed with red wax and the owner of the factory will be referred to the competent judiciary after That the corrupt materials were seized with the intention of destroying them duly.

During this week, the Directorate seized two factories to produce spoiled foodstuffs in the city of Al-Tal, and their owners were referred to the relevant jurisdiction.

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