It is better if everyone knows that there are a lot of such fish sold in Hungary

Published 2022년 3월 19일

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Seventeen cases of violation have been reported in fish trade units for failing to deliver safe, high-quality fish products with proof of origin. The most severe case involved the seizure of 57 kg of unmarked fish in Miskolc. The article reminds fish trade units of the legal necessity to label and prove the origin of fish products to ensure food safety, threatening to impose fines ranging from HUF 100,000 to 500,000 for non-compliance.
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The aim of the inspection of the fish trade units is to ensure that safe, high-quality fish products of proven origin are delivered to the shops and on the dining table at all times of the year, writes Nébih. This aspect and, of course, the legal provisions in force have been violated in the 17 cases where proceedings were initiated by state fish guards. The largest amount of fish, 57 kg of unproven origin, including carp, catfish, bush and trout, was seized by experts in Miskolc, while in Törökszentmiklós a similar fate occurred. Nébih draws the attention of fish trade units to the fact that fish and fish products that do not have proof of origin and are unlabelled or improperly labeled pose a food safety risk in ...
Source: Agrarszektor

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