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Food Safety Crisis Tied to License Gaps
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Food safety crisis tied to license gaps
The Health Ministry has raised concerns over widespread non-compliance in the food sector. Health officials said most food businesses including mobile vendors operated without the correct licenses. Some held the wrong type of license, while others had none due to confusion over the application process. Cakaudrove Sub-division Health Inspector Asena Wati said many operators were […]
In order to strengthen food safety, the Food and Drug Administration recently issued a revised "Guidelines on Good Food Hygiene Practices", which clearly prohibits giving change and touching food, triggering a backlash from vendors. On the 5th, FDA Director Jiang Zhigang said that counseling will be carried out indefinitely, and he hopes that all sectors will use their creativity and build consensus before implementation.
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