ANSVSA has published recommendations for consumers purchasing fasting products and fish during the Christmas Fast. The authority emphasizes the risks associated with food products bought from unauthorized places or on social networks, which may be unsafe. Among the essential recommendations are checking labels, ingredients, and the origin of the products, as well as ensuring that they are purchased from sanitary-veterinary authorized units. ANSVSA provides specific details for assessing fresh and frozen fish, including appearance, smell, and texture. Additionally, consumers are encouraged to report non-compliance through the TELVERDE line 0800.826.787. Food safety is crucial for public health, and informed choices can prevent illnesses.
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ANSVSA avertizează asupra riscurilor neobservate din Postul Crăciunului. Ce pericole pot ascunde produsele de post
Cum să alegi în siguranță produsele de post înainte de Crăciun. Avertismentul făcut de ANSVSA
Atenție la produsele de post cumpărate înainte de Crăciun. ANSVSA avertizează asupra pericolelor
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