In the Gomel region, dried fruits and nuts with mold were withdrawn from trade

Dried fruits and nuts with mold were withdrawn from trade in the Gomel region. This was reported in the regional center of hygiene, epidemiology and public health, BelTA writes.

Gossannadzor of the Gomel district revealed in circulation a batch of dried grapes without a bone. The products did not meet the hygienic requirements for the microbiological indicator: mold was found in the normalized amount of products. The dried fruit was packaged in a package of 0.5 kg, with a shelf life until April 2027.

For the same reason, questions arose about the batch of raw peeled peanuts, the Indian manufacturer. Unsafe products are withdrawn from sale. Gossannadzor continues to work in this direction