Ipoh council seizes RM9,000 worth of spoiled, expired food in festive season op

By MANJIT KAUR

IPOH: Over RM9,000 worth of damaged, expired and spoiled food products have been seized during a city council operation at retail shops and supermarkets here.

Mayor Datuk Rumaizi Baharin said the operation was carried out by the council’s Food Safety and Quality Unit.

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