Nébih: the most common problem is selling expired food
The sale of expired food is the most common problem encountered by the National Food Chain Safety Agency (Nébih) during inspections – Pleva György, Food and Feed Safety Director of the agency told M1 news channel on Friday.
The Director has identified the distribution of traceable foods as frequent irregularities, and there are regular quality defects.
Although there are still problems, there is a slow improvement in this area – the director added. This is because entrepreneurs are more familiar with the rules and expecting the controls. (MTI)
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