PFA Disposes Contaminated Vinegar In Raid

Muhammad Irfan Published July 11, 2025 | 11:00 AM

PFA disposes contaminated vinegar in raid

TALAGANG, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 11th Jul, 2025) The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) has raided Trader market and collected samples of different items.

The authority found 160 liters contaminated vinegar and disposed it.

Rs 25000 fine was also also imposed on the shopkeeper.

The official appealed the public to contact helpline of the authority in any case of food safety.

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