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Butchers in Abu Dhabi shut down over repeated food safety violations

Ahal Alraya Butchery in Abu Dhabi has been temporarily shut down due to repeated food safety violations and failure to implement effective corrective measures. The closure was prompted by a food control report highlighting repeated violations and inadequate corrective actions, making intervention necessary to protect food safety and consumer health . The Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety…

Butchers in Abu Dhabi shut down over repeated food safety violations

The Ahal Alraya Butchery in Abu Dhabi has temporarily ceased its operations due to persistent food safety breaches and insufficient corrective actions, according to a food control report. The Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority deemed the violations a direct threat to public health and issued the shutdown. The closure will persist until the business rectifies the issues, meets all necessary requirements to resume operations, and obtains the needed approval.

The authority stated that this closure is part of its continuous inspection and monitoring initiatives to enhance the overall food safety system in Abu Dhabi. Regular inspections are carried out at cafes, restaurants, and food products to ensure they comply with food safety regulations and safeguard public health. The authority encourages residents to report any suspected food safety violations or any concerns regarding food establishments or their products.

Inspectors will promptly take the necessary steps to address these concerns. Residents can submit their reports by dialing the Abu Dhabi Government's toll-free number 800555.

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