In Tashkent, a warehouse under surveillance storing more than half a million expired non-alcoholic beverages was destroyed. This was reported by the city SES press service.
According to the information, at this warehouse in the Sergeli district, products that could be dangerous for consumption were found. The results of the examination showed that the products had expired and their packaging was damaged, and selling such goods could pose a serious threat to public health.
The total volume of confiscated products amounted to over 700 thousand liters. According to the SES decision, these beverages were destroyed in accordance with safety and sanitary regulations. The facility remained under supervision, and inspections continue in accordance with current legislation.
SES employees carry out constant monitoring and control at various markets and trading points in the city to prevent the appearance of expired products. Such measures are important for protecting public health and ensuring safe goods for consumers.
This incident in Tashkent once again demonstrated to city residents the need to pay attention to the quality and expiration date of purchased products. Strict control and product safety ensure healthy market competition and maintain public health.
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