Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock disqualifies eight brands of olive oils by fraud

The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) issued a public health warning by disqualifying eight brands of fraud. The decision was made after the discovery that these products contained mixtures of other vegetable oils, which compromises their quality and safety for human consumption.

The investigations carried out confirmed that the olive oils in question do not meet the identity and quality requirements established for the product. The sale of these lots is considered a serious offense, and establishments that continue to offer these products may face legal sanctions.

Consumers who bought disqualified oils are advised not to consume them and return to the place of purchase to request the exchange, as provided for in the Consumer Protection Code. It is essential that customers are attentive and take the proper precautions.

In addition, the map provided an official channel, the so that complaints about the sale of these fraudulent products can be made. The action aims to protect consumers’ health and ensure that only quality products are marketed in the market. The list of brands affected by the disqualification has been released, and consumers should be aware of this information to avoid health risks. The measure reinforces the importance of supervision and compliance with quality standards in the food industry.

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Posted by Carol Santos