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Consumption – the Ministry of Commerce Investigates the Traceability of a Lot of Roots Brand Food Oil Declared Unfit for Consumption
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The recent destruction of ROOTS brand oils, considered unfit for human consumption, highlights the serious shortcomings of the health control system in Madagascar, and above all, it sheds a raw light on the shadow zones surrounding the Ministry of Commerce. These oils, seized in Antsirabe on 23 June, had a shelf life of 24 months, but their date of manufacture, written in Arabic, was incomprehensible to the agents in charge of the checks. A reve…
Antananarivo, July 6, 7:55 a.m. – Where does food oil come from recently removed from the market in Antsirabe? What was its route until it arrived on the wholesaler's stalls from where it was seized? A survey is under way to trace the origin and route of these products, says the Ministry of Industrialization and Trade in a press release published on Saturday. This investigation follows a thorough physico-chemical analysis carried out following t…
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