REPORT: Health Minister Abou Faour announces new list of violating restaurants and supermarkets

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03-12-2014 | 10:26
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REPORT: Health Minister Abou Faour announces new list of violating restaurants and supermarkets

Minister of Health Wael Abou Faour held on Wednesday a press conference to announce a new list of violating restaurants and supermarkets. Abou Faour noted that the percentage of samples that do not meet the health requirements is starting to decrease, adding that his food safety campaign is finally paying off.

He also revealed that 18 workers from Beirut’s slaughterhouse died of cancer, urging the concerned authorities to open an investigation into the case.

Following a very graphic display of a video depicting a man slaughtering a cow in Beirut’s slaughterhouse, Abou Faour noted that he ordered the closure of several slaughterhouses in the northern regions of Akkar.

Health Minister Wael Abou Faour has been on a mission to target corruption detected in restaurants and supermarkets with regards to food safety standards, and has made public several lists of violating restaurants and supermarkets underscoring the types of unfit foods being sold.

 

Following the food scandal, the Health Ministry has touched on a new file, ordering the closure of many beauty centers that operate without official supervision.

Abou Faour’s campaign has also tackled the file related to water quality.

The minister, who has received the support of many political forces, vowed to push ahead with his campaign, and stressed the need to protect the Lebanese citizens against any type of contamination.

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Jabour restaurant-Kousba: Chicken breast does not meet food standards

Supermarket Bou Khalil-al-Bahsas: Hamburger does not meet food standards

Qadisha Cooperation: Chicken wings and thighs do not meet food standards

Al-Rayes restaurant-Koura: Chicken breast does not meet food standards

Joundi Baalbeck-Baalbeck: Chicken does not meet food standards

Ousama Rached restaurant-Marjayoun: Chicken Shawarma does not meet food standards

Hamzah Supermarket-Bint Jbeil: Halloum cheese does not meet food standards

Goodies Supermarket-Tebnin: Burger does not meet food standards

Al-Sharq Restaurant-Marjayoun: Tawouk does not meet food standards

Al-Jawarin Restaurant Marjayoun: Tawouk does not meet food standards

One One Restaurant: Chicken Shawarma does not meet food standards

Kababji Restaurant-Baabda: Spiced Tawouk and minced meat do not meet food standards

Crepaway Batroun: Chicken does not meet food standards

Napoli Land-Chekka: Chicken breast does not meet food standards

Diwan al-Hassoun: Raw Kafta and lamb meat do not meet food standards

La Terasse-Raouche: Meat does not meet food standards

Pros Café-Dekwaneh: Meat Fajita and Mozzarella sticks do not meet food standards

Refaat Ramadan Pastry-Tripoli: Qashta does not meet food standards



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