Saudi Food and Drug Authority warns of fines up to 10 million riyals for storage, handling violations
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority has warned that violating food and feed storage and handling regulations could result in fines of up to 10 million riyals.
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority has issued a stern warning regarding the storage and handling of food and feed products, threatening fines of up to 10 million riyals for non-compliance. In a statement on its X platform account, the regulatory body emphasized that proper storage and handling practices are crucial for ensuring product safety and meeting regulatory standards.
The authority pointed out that adherence to the Food Law and its executive regulations, as well as the Feed Law and its executive regulations, is essential. Non-compliance with these regulations can lead to various penalties, including a significant financial fine of up to 10 million riyals (SAR). Other consequences may include suspension from the relevant activity for up to 180 days, as well as the cancellation or suspension of licenses.
The Saudi Food and Drug Authority stressed that compliance with storage and handling requirements is a cornerstone of safeguarding the safety of food and feed products and reinforcing adherence to regulatory guidelines.
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