Punjab Food Authority Disposes Contaminated Chilies in Sargodha

The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) recently took action to ensure food safety by disposing of 60 kilograms of contaminated chilies in Sargodha. This move came after the PFA team received a tip-off about adulterated chilies being sold at Sarai Muhajir cattle market. The team swiftly conducted a raid at the market, where they found the tainted chilies at a stall. As a result, a case was filed against the stall owner, and the PFA team promptly disposed of the contaminated chilies to prevent any harm to consumers.

This incident highlights the importance of food safety regulations and the vigilance of authorities like the Punjab Food Authority in safeguarding public health. It serves as a reminder for both vendors and consumers to be cautious about the quality of food products being bought and sold in the market.