The Consumer Protection Agency in Egypt is conducting extensive campaigns leading up to the holiday of Sham Al-Nessim to ensure the safety of salted fish products available in markets and fish shops. In collaboration with health, supply, food safety, and local government directorates, the agency is monitoring the sale of various types of fish and has already seized over a ton of sardines found to be unfit for human use. The merchants responsible will be referred to the Public Prosecution under the Consumer Protection Law. The agency will continue its campaigns throughout the day next week, focusing on monitoring commodity prices and quality, particularly of chocolate, meat, poultry, and fish. This initiative is in line with the Prime Minister's directives to clearly announce commodity prices and penalize outlets that do not comply, with the ultimate goal of maintaining market balance and providing fair prices for consumers.