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Authorities in Central Sulawesi announced the suspension of 51 free food units known as SPPG due to non-compliance with health standards, particularly regarding wastewater treatment. This decision is part of efforts to enhance food safety standards in the country.
Hong Kong has announced its commitment to assist China in enhancing its health and medical standards to achieve global recognition during its hosting of the first national medical conference in the city. Health Secretary Lo Chung-Mau emphasized the significance of this event and noted the city's efforts to meet accreditation requirements for a local stroke treatment center.
The National Food Agency of Indonesia has announced a temporary halt to two food operations in Sampang, East Java, due to failure to meet required health standards. This decision is part of the agency's efforts to ensure the quality of food services provided to the population.
The Al Jumum Municipality has launched an awareness campaign titled 'My Sacrifice' aimed at enhancing awareness of the necessary health standards during the sacrifice period. This initiative is part of the municipality's efforts to ensure the safety of citizens and residents.
Indonesian authorities announced the suspension of 1,256 food service units in East Indonesia starting April 1, 2026, due to a lack of necessary health certifications. This decision is part of efforts to enhance food safety standards in the country.
The National Food Agency in Indonesia has temporarily suspended 1,256 food service units starting April 1, 2026, due to non-compliance with health and hygiene standards. This decision aims to ensure the safety and quality of nutrition provided to citizens.
The National Food Agency in Indonesia announced a temporary suspension of eight kitchens in Tulungagung due to non-compliance with health standards. This decision follows investigations into potential food poisoning cases.