More than 23 Tons of Bananas and 820 Kg of Green Tea, Destroyed by ANSA: What Inspectors Found
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More than 23 tons of bananas and 820 kilograms of green tea were destroyed, after it was found that these imports did not meet the food safety requirements. According to the National Food Safety Agency, following official import controls, 23 180 kilograms of bananas were detected [...] Article (FOTO) Ten tons of imported food, destroyed: What ANSA inspectors discovered appears first in the Voice of Basarabia.
More than 24 tonnes of non-compliant foods, including massive batches of altered bananas and pesticide-contaminated green tea, have been banned from marketing following controls by the National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) inspectors. Specifically, 23.1 tonnes of altered bananas and 820 kilograms of pesticide-contaminated green tea have not been placed on the shelves of the stores.
Several consignments of non-compliant food products were detected by National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) inspectors in official import controls. The products were not allowed for marketing on the market of the Republic of Moldova and were subsequently destroyed under the supervision of the inspectors.
More than 23 tons of bananas and 820 kilograms of green tea were not allowed on the market in the Republic of Moldova, after ANSA inspectors detected problems during official import controls. Bananas showed signs of alteration, and in green tea pesticides were detected over the maximum allowed limit.
More than 23 tons of altered bananas and 820 kilograms of green tea with pesticides above the permitted limits were stopped from being marketed in the Republic of Moldova. Products were detected by National Food Safety Agency (ANSA) inspectors during import controls. The 23 180 kilograms of fresh bananas showed signs of alteration, while in the case of the 820 kilograms of green tea were found to exceed the maximum permitted limits for chlorpyri…
More than 23 tons of bananas and 820 kilograms of green tea were stopped from being marketed in the Republic of Moldova, after the National Food Safety Agency inspectors detected non-compliance during import controls. The products were retained and subsequently destroyed under ANSA supervision.
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