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Dodgy meat the target of raids
August 20, 2025
|Daily News
THE National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications, SAPS and the National Consumer Commission, descended on various businesses in Durban for high-impact surprise raids yesterday and seized non-compliant ready-to-eat processed meat products.
NRCS Food and Associated Industries Business Unit principal inspector Grant Hingle said they were there to enforce regulations regarding ready-to-eat processed meat products.
He explained that following the listeriosis outbreak a few years ago, the Department of Trade and Industry mandated the NRCS to regulate the processed meat industry to eliminate a possible recurrence of the outbreak.
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