Keeping an eye on markets


Vidyananthan (middle) launching the state-level World Food Safety Day at a hypermarket in Johor Baru. Looking on are Johor Health Department director Dr Aman Rabu (left) and deputy Health Department head of food safety and quality unit, Zalilah Nasir.

JOHOR BARU: Market operators in Johor have been told to ensure products sold by traders are safe and fresh for the public to consume.

State health and environment committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said there were many aspects that should be stressed upon to ensure food items at markets were safe for consumption.

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