PFA recovers 700kg of expired meat from illegal slaughterhouse in Saggian
Most outlets led with the recovery of 700kg of foul-smelling, expired meat by the Punjab Food Authority during a raid on an illegal slaughterhouse in Saggian. Business Recorder added that the meat was discarded and an FIR was lodged against the owner, while Daily Times included a reference to a spokesperson but did not mention the FIR. Both excerpts framed the action as a regulatory enforcement effort.
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PFA recovers 700kg of unwholesome meat during raid on illegal slaughterhouse
The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) team on Saturday raided an illegal slaughterhouse in the Saggian area and recovered 700 kilograms of foul-smelling, expired meat. According to spokesperson, during the inspection, the 700 kg of unwholesome meat was found. Meat safety team inspected that meat had turned blue and confirmed to be infected with multiple dangerous […]
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PFA discards rotten, expired meat
LAHORE: The Punjab Food Authority raided an illegal slaughterhouse in Saggian and recovered 700kg of foul smelling and expired meat. An FIR was lodged against the slaughterhouse owner, while hazardous meat was discarded, said a spokesman on Saturday. He said the operation was conducted under the direct supervision of DG PFA Raja Mansoor Ahmad. The meat safety team found that the meat had turned...
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