The Acting Minister of Agriculture, Forestry, and Rural Development, Armend Muja, has emphasized that consumer protection and the enforcement of food safety legislation constitute mandatory institutional obligations applicable universally to all economic operators, without exception. According to a statement released by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MBPZHR), these regulatory measures are foundational to maintaining public health standards across the nation’s commerce. Muja clarified that the inspections carried out by the Food and Veterinary Agency (AUV) within the dairy and dairy product sectors fall under the agency’s established legal mandate.
These activities are designed to oversee strict adherence to the national Food Law and established food safety standards. The Minister stressed that such oversight is a routine function of the state apparatus intended to safeguard consumers. As an illustration of this consistent enforcement, the Ministry noted that an official inspection was recently conducted at the company ‘Vita.’ Muja confirmed that the process applied to ‘Vita’ was identical in procedure and rigor to the supervision applied to any other private or commercial entity operating within the sector.
These directives underscore the government’s commitment to regulating the entire supply chain within the agriculture sector. The Ministry’s stance, articulated by muja, reinforces that all economic activities must operate within a framework of stringent compliance to ensure the safety of goods reaching the public. This consistent application of law aims to build trust and maintain the integrity of the domestic food market.
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