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Gang caught repacking, selling expired food in Sharjah
Sharjah - Fourteen tonnes of goods were seized and destroyed by the municipality.
They stored the goods in the backyard of a warehouse located in Al Dhaid industrial area. Fourteen tonnes of goods were seized and destroyed by Al Dhaid Municipality.
Ali Musabah Al Tuneiji, director of Al Dhaid Municipality, said the suspects' visas had expired and they were staying illegally. "They ran a warehouse that lacked minimum environmental and sanitary conditions and standards. The warehouses contained tonnes of expired food and cosmetic products. They were preparing to distribute the harmful products to consumers in some neighbouring emirates."
Al Tuneiji said the warehouse belonged to a licensed company in Sharjah. The municipality seized two trucks that were to be used to transport the goods, in addition to a sewing machine used to sew the packs and an electronic scale.
afkarali@khaleejtimes.com
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