*Mohammed Al-Buqami, official spokesman of the Jeddah Municipality, has warned shoppers of popular markets in Jeddah against buying expired canned food and special food items for Ramadan, such as milk, potatoes, soup, samosas among other products. In a related news, Ali Olayyani said: "Large quantities of goods and food products sold in Al-Balad markets were found to be expired and **t fit for human consumption and are kept in the sun." "When you enter the market, you feel you are in an African market on Saudi soil **ting that all of the workers are of African nationalities," he added. Kamal Al-Juhani, a regular customer, called on the municipality to intervene and to get rid of all expired goods and food products, which jeopardize the public's health and endanger their well-being. "I usually shop at these stalls during Ramadan," said Majdi Kamar, an Egyptian resident.
07-04-2014, 08:34 AM
60 stalls closed for selling expired food
*Mohammed Al-Buqami, official spokesman of the Jeddah Municipality, has warned shoppers of popular markets in Jeddah against buying expired canned food and special food items for Ramadan, such as milk, potatoes, soup, samosas among other products. In a related news, Ali Olayyani said: "Large quantities of goods and food products sold in Al-Balad markets were found to be expired and **t fit for human consumption and are kept in the sun." "When you enter the market, you feel you are in an African market on Saudi soil **ting that all of the workers are of African nationalities," he added. Kamal Al-Juhani, a regular customer, called on the municipality to intervene and to get rid of all expired goods and food products, which jeopardize the public's health and endanger their well-being. "I usually shop at these stalls during Ramadan," said Majdi Kamar, an Egyptian resident.
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