ANSVSA applied fines and suspended activities following inspections from March 31 to April 7, 2026. A total of 4,291 food units were checked.

Veterinary sanitary inspectors imposed fines totaling 2.151 million lei and issued four ordinances to prohibit activities, as well as 12 ordinances for suspension, following inspections carried out before the Easter holidays, between March 31 and April 7, 2026, according to ANSVSA. A total of 4,291 units were checked, including supermarkets, butcheries, restaurants, and food markets, to ensure compliance with hygiene and food safety standards. In total, 274 contraventional sanctions and 158 warnings were applied. Additionally, 1,849 kilograms of non-compliant food products were withdrawn, including eggs and meat. Among the non-compliances identified were improper handling of food and deficiencies in working spaces. The president of ANSVSA, Alexandru Bociu, emphasized the importance of maintaining vigilance to protect the health of citizens, ensuring a permanent presence at the county level to report irregularities.