Poland: Intensive inspections of food transport on the way to agricultural markets

게시됨 2023년 6월 14일

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Over 100 inspections of food and product transport to agricultural markets in 14 cities have been conducted by road transport inspectors and the Agricultural and Food Quality Inspectorate (IJHARS). The inspections led to the retention of several registration certificates of technically inoperative vehicles, fines for drivers, and administrative proceedings. The most severe case involved a Turkish driver from a German transport company who was detained for improper food transport and unfair competition, resulting in a ban on further driving and a fine of PLN 12,000. The inspections aim to ensure fair competition and quality of food, particularly of foreign origin, and will continue in the following months.

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Over 100 inspections of the transport of food and products to agricultural markets in 14 cities have so far been carried out jointly by road transport inspectors and employees of the Agricultural and Food Quality Inspectorate (IJHARS). Their activities began at night. The Chief Inspector of Road Transport Alvin Gajadhur told journalists on Tuesday about the results of the action, which was still ongoing in several places at the time, that it led to, among others, to retain several registration certificates of technically inoperative vehicles, several fines were imposed on drivers and several administrative proceedings were implemented. Safety and quality The inspectors checked the safety of transport and the quality of transported goods, he said. The most drastic case of improper food transport detected on Tuesday and an act of unfair competition, because the carrier did not have a permit for international transport, concerned a Turkish driver from a German transport company ...

출처: AgroPolska