Ministry publishes new list! Residents of that province take note: You may have eaten poultry instead of ground meat...

The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry continues to regularly expose adulterated and misbranded products during inspections aimed at ensuring citizens' access to healthy food.

According to the Ministry's latest inspection results, it has been revealed that poultry meat was used in products such as ground beef, endangering consumer health.

The new brands added to the exposure list have once again highlighted the importance of taking precautions regarding food safety.

GROUND MEAT PRODUCTS WITH POULTRY ADDITIVES ON THE LIST

In recent tests, it was determined that poultry meat was present in ground beef products. The failure to state such additives on labels misleads consumers and harms public health. Officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry state that these products are not reliable and recommend that consumers regularly follow the updated list.

INSPECTIONS UPDATED EVERY DAY

Stating that food inspections have been tightened, the Ministry aims to provide citizens with access to reliable food through an exposure list that is updated daily. New products added to the list include imitations and adulterations found in sucuk, ground meat, and meat products.

It is important for citizens to check the brands on the exposure list to avoid health risks in the meat and meat products they consume.

The full list of brands and products that pose a threat to health is available on the official website of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

This list also contains current inspection results for many categories, in addition to adulterated and misbranded products.

These exposures regarding food safety aim to ensure that consumers reach healthy and reliable products.

Officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry recommend that citizens follow this exposure list to make safe product choices.