Three Unlicensed Cheese Production Facilities Shut Down for Violations - Jordan News
Dr. Mhaidat stressed that the JFDA will continue to strictly enforce health standards and regulations, taking firm action against any violations to ensure full compliance with laws and food safety requirements.
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Three Unlicensed Cheese Production Facilities Shut Down for Violations - Jordan News
In line with the Royal directives emphasizing that citizens' health is a red line, and under the instructions of Prime Minister Dr. Jaafar Hassan to enforce the law against violators, the Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA), in cooperation with the Royal Department for Environmental Protection and the Desert Patrol Forces, carried out an intensive inspection campaign. The campaign reflects the JFDA's commitment to food safety, consumer protection, and proactively addressing any threats to food security, resulting in the closure of three unlicensed cheese production facilities operating in violation of regulations. اضافة اعلان JFDA Director General, Prof. Dr. Nizar Mahmoud Mhaidat, stated in a press release that the inspection teams seized all quantities of the violating products before they could reach the market. He assured the public that food available in the markets is safe, thanks to the continuous and strict inspection campaigns conducted by the JFDA, which is the entity responsible for ensuring food safety. Dr. Mhaidat stressed that the JFDA will continue to strictly enforce health standards and regulations, taking firm action against any violations to ensure full compliance with laws and food safety requirements.
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