Company fined Dh15,000 for environmental offences in Abu Dhabi
Authorities in Abu Dhab have fined a paper and plastic manufacturing company Dh15,000 for several environmental breaches. The factory, based in Industrial City Abu Dhabi (ICAD), was penalised by the Environment Agency Abu Dhabi (EAD) for deterioration of storage silos, heavy emissions and failure to meet the required standards to curb air pollution. "As part of its ongoing efforts to safeguard…
Abu Dhabi authorities have imposed a Dh15,000 fine on a manufacturing company for multiple environmental violations. The factory, located in Industrial City Abu Dhabi (ICAD), received a penalty from the Environment Agency Abu Dhabi (EAD) due to deteriorating storage silos, elevated emissions, and non-compliance with air pollution regulations.
In a recent social media update, the agency highlighted its continuous efforts to maintain clean air quality and enforce environmental standards among industrial establishments. EAD's regular inspections aim to guarantee adherence to environmental guidelines, thereby protecting community members and workers from harmful pollutants and enhancing overall air quality.
The Clean Air Strategy Abu Dhabi announced in 2024 outlines a plan to improve air quality, reduce noise pollution, and hold industries accountable for their environmental impact. This follows the introduction of the UAE National Air Quality Agenda 2031 in 2022, which encourages both public and private sectors to collaborate in reducing air pollution.
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