Food fraud exposure from the Ministry of Agriculture: Fake honey is still on sale!

The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has released its list of adulterated and misbranded food products. Fraud and health-threatening practices were revealed, particularly in meat products. 'Enfabal' brand 'bee-less' honey sold at Şok Market remains on shelves despite being included on the ministry's list.

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Food fraud exposure from the Ministry of Agriculture: Fake honey is still on sale!

With the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry exposing numerous brands and restaurants, the dirty schemes employed by producers have come to light. While fraudulent operators threaten public health by using offal, donkey, pork, or chicken meat in many meat products, it has been learned that a honey brand has been selling 'bee-less' fake honey to consumers, yet that product continues to be sold on shelves.

FOOD TERROR SHOCKS

The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has published its list of adulterated and misbranded foods that could endanger health on its website.

The information on the site continues to be updated constantly as inspections are carried out.

STILL CONTINUES TO BE SOLD

The Enfabal brand 'bee-less' honey sold at Şok Market is on the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry's list of adulterated and misbranded products, yet it is still being sold.

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