91 Companies Disclosed for Imitation and Adulterated Food

91 Companies Disclosed for Imitation and Adulterated Food   91 companies were disclosed for imitation and adultered food. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has opened 113 party products of 91 companies to the public. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry does not allow companies that imitate and adulterate. As a result of the audits carried out in this context, 113 party products of a total of 91 companies, which were found to be imitated, adulterated or added drug active ingredients, were published on the website of the Ministry of Food and Control General Directorate and made available to the public.   You can reach the companies in question here.   Minister Pakdemirli, who made evaluations on the subject, said: '' As the Ministry, we carry out official control activities in all stages of the production, processing and distribution of food and food contact substances and materials in order to ensure food safety, prevent imitation and adulteration in food, protect the health and consumer interests of individuals and prevent unfair competition in the sector. . ''   Drawing attention to the importance of the notices, Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Bekir Pakdemirli used the following statements:   “As I always say, our most effective supervisor is our citizen. In detecting the mentioned nonconformities; In addition to the inspections carried out by our Ministry, it is clear that the inspections carried out as a result of the notices, complaints, CİMER and Alo 174 Food Line applications made by the consumers also have a large share. In this respect, the continuation of these applications by the consumers is of great importance for our efforts to protect the health of our people. As soon as they see an irregularity, I ask our citizens to contact us and convey their complaints via Alo 174 Food Notification Line and 0501 174 0 174 WhatsApp Food Notification Line. ''   With this disclosure, 3 thousand 605 batches of products belonging to 1609 companies have been disclosed and made available to the public since 2012.