Following the announcement, representatives of the food service in the central district of the Ministry of Health conducted an inspection of the plant. About 20 product samples were taken from the points of sale and today, Wednesday, a message was received that the products were found to be positive for salmonella.
During the audit, the factory was found to be in an improper sanitary condition and even its conduct was found to be improper.
The Ministry of Health signed the plant on a voluntary closure order and it was closed the same day, until the defects are corrected and the Ministry of Health approves it. The factory was asked to establish a quality assurance system that guarantees the quality of the products.
It should be noted that the goods are marketed to both retailers and private consumers.
The Ministry of Health continues monitoring and auditing, and will update as required.