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NO DANGEROUS FOOD MUST BE ON THE TABLES OF OUR FAMILIES: THE PRIME MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA
11:27, 15 November, 2012
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 15, ARMENPRESS. There will be no retreats in the
strict surveillance of food security. As reports "Armenpress" this
was announced by the by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia
Tigran Sargsyan during the session of the Government of the Republic of
Armenia. The Prime Minister stated: "No dangerous food must be on the
tables of our families. We shall not permit cheese and other food,
which can be dangerous for the health of the people to penetrate
our families. We shall make surveillance in the food security much
stricter and we shall not yield." The Head of the Government ordered
the members of the Government to introduce to the public all problems
and discoveries of this realm.
It was declared that intestine bacillus had been found in 18 of 59
companies engaged in the production of cheese at the session of the
Government on November 8. The Government banned the activity of all
18 companies, where intestine bacillus had been discovered. About 5,
5 tons of cheese have been abolished.
11:27, 15 November, 2012
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 15, ARMENPRESS. There will be no retreats in the
strict surveillance of food security. As reports "Armenpress" this
was announced by the by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia
Tigran Sargsyan during the session of the Government of the Republic of
Armenia. The Prime Minister stated: "No dangerous food must be on the
tables of our families. We shall not permit cheese and other food,
which can be dangerous for the health of the people to penetrate
our families. We shall make surveillance in the food security much
stricter and we shall not yield." The Head of the Government ordered
the members of the Government to introduce to the public all problems
and discoveries of this realm.
It was declared that intestine bacillus had been found in 18 of 59
companies engaged in the production of cheese at the session of the
Government on November 8. The Government banned the activity of all
18 companies, where intestine bacillus had been discovered. About 5,
5 tons of cheese have been abolished.