Winter campers, park visitors must follow food safety rules
December 26, 2025
|Gulf News
ABU DHABI LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE RISK OF FOODBORNE ILLNESSES
For outdoor cooking, ADAFSA advised using only natural charcoal or wood and allowing fuel to burn fully until harmful fumes and gases have dissipated before grilling.
(Gulf News Archives)
With winter camping and outdoor gatherings surging across the country, the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (ADAFSA) has launched a targeted awareness campaign warning desert-goers and park visitors against food safety lapses that could put public health at risk.
Timed with the peak winter season, when camping and open-air dining become increasingly popular, the campaign seeks to reduce the risk of foodborne illnesses by promoting safe food handling practices and reinforcing ADAFSA's commitment to safeguarding community well-being.
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