HIBAPRESS – Marrakech: Mohamed Daher
Within the framework of ongoing efforts to protect consumer health and enhance health inspections of food establishments, a joint committee conducted an inspection of a cafe-confectionery on Moulay Abdellah Street in the city of Marrakech.
This committee included representatives from the Economic Division of the Marrakech-Safi region, along with the National Office for Food Safety and Health, the Municipal Office for Health Preservation, and the Regional Cell for Health and Environment. This operation resulted in the detection of serious irregularities affecting health safety conditions and the quality of materials offered for consumption, which necessitated the decision not to renew the operating license and the immediate cessation of activity, in addition to the seizure and destruction of an estimated 375 kilograms of spoiled food materials (sugar, flour, and pastries), which pose a danger to the health of citizens. These measures fall within the context of activating periodic monitoring of food establishments and addressing all practices that would harm consumer health, with an emphasis that the competent authorities will continue their strict interventions against violators, in accordance with the laws and regulations in force.
