Operation Against Stale Food at Lahore Fish Outlet
Authorities in Lahore conducted an inspection at a well-known fish point, resulting in the closure of one outlet due to the sale of stale fish.
Details of the Enforcement Action
- Over 100 litres of substandard cooking oil were confiscated and disposed of.
- Approximately one maund (about 37 kilograms) of spoiled fish was also discarded.
- Inspectors discovered the outlet frying food using these substandard ingredients, which prompted immediate sealing of the premises.
"The outlet was sealed after inspectors found it frying food in expired oil and offering stale fish to customers," officials stated.
This operation highlights ongoing efforts to uphold food safety standards and protect consumers from health hazards related to stale and substandard food products.
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