The Consumer Protection Committee in Beni Suef is investigating 57 food offenses in Basmata
The Consumer Protection Committee in Beni Suef has arrested 57 different offenses in a campaign targeting the city of Sumsta, southwest of Beni Suef.
The campaign resulted in the liberation of 57 different violations, including: 19 minutes for not carrying health certificates, 18 for non-announcement of prices, 8 for selling fake bakery machines, 4 for slaughtering outside the slaughterhouse, 3 violations for lack of hygiene requirements and 5 violations: In addition to the seizure of 15 minutes of subsidized flour for municipal bakeries, 40 kg of meat slaughtered outside the government slaughterhouse, 46 kg of meat and liver unsuitable for consumption, and legal measures were taken to re-sell it on the black market. Necessary.
Tamer Abul-Naga Assistant Secretary General explained that the Governor Advisor Hany Abdel-Jaber has issued a "earlier" decision to form a "Consumer Protection Committee" which includes: rationing control, consumer protection, logistics, health and veterinary medicine and under full supervision and coordination with the departments of inspection and follow-up in Diwan In order to consolidate all regulatory efforts through a unified plan and a time program covering all markets and shops in cities and villages, where a daily business report is prepared and presented to the governor, given the file of supply priority in the executive work agenda of the governorate.
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