A joint team from the Snoul district administration and Kratie officials of the Consumer Protection, Competition and Fraud Repression Directorate-General (CCF) inspected goods at markets and business premises in Snoul on May 25, 2026, to check product quality and food safety.
The operation aimed to prevent the circulation of substandard and expired goods and products that could harm consumers’ health. The team also informed vendors about laws and food-safety measures to strengthen consumer protection.
Officials said the checks covered food products, vegetables, fruit, meat, beverages and other consumer goods, with particular attention to expired items, goods of unclear origin, products containing prohibited substances, and poor-quality or unhygienic goods.
The inspection team reported finding some substandard and expired goods, as well as the use of chemical preservatives. The affected goods were confiscated, and vendors were instructed to stop selling them immediately.
The Snoul district administration said it would continue cooperating with relevant officials on regular inspections to prevent and tackle substandard and unlawful goods that could affect residents’ health and livelihoods.
By: ប៉ៃ សុឃីម
