More than 700 expired drinks are seized during inspections at businesses in the interior of Acre

More than 700 expired drinks are seized during inspections at businesses in the interior of Acre

An inspection action carried out by the Health Surveillance resulted in the seizure of more than 700 drinks that were being sold beyond their expiration date in stores in the municipality. The operation took place last Friday (6) and is part of a set of measures aimed at reinforcing food safety and protecting consumer health.

According to Health Surveillance, the sale of expired products is considered a crime against public health

According to Health Surveillance, the sale of expired products is considered a crime against public health | Photo: Provided

During the inspection, inspectors found 263 large bottles of , 424 cans of the drink and 63 bottles of soft drinks in irregular conditions, all with their expiration date. The products were recalled and removed from circulation to avoid risks to the population.

According to Health Surveillance, the sale of expired products is considered a crime against public health and can cause serious harm to consumers. Therefore, inspections in local businesses have been intensified, with a focus on prevention and compliance with health legislation.

The agency also highlighted that establishments caught in irregularities are subject to administrative penalties and other legal measures. The advice for traders is to pay extra attention to stock control and expiry dates, ensuring safe products for customers.

Health Surveillance reinforces that the population’s collaboration is essential and encourages reports of similar practices. Consumer participation contributes to more responsible commerce and the preservation of collective health in the municipality.

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