Muscat – The closure came after an inspection revealed that over 117,000 kilograms of frozen food products were being stored under unsuitable conditions, resulting in widespread spoilage.
The municipality took immediate action, closing the establishment and destroying over 117,000 kilograms of spoiled frozen food. The establishment has also been subjected to a substantial fine, and legal proceedings have been initiated to ensure compliance with food safety standards.
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