Operation against unlicensed chocolate production in Bursa: Operator turns out to be Syrian
An inspection at an address in Bursa's Bağlarbaşı neighborhood revealed that illegal chocolate was being produced in an unhealthy and unlicensed manner. 182 boxes of chocolate and 50 kg of liquid chocolate were seized at the facility, which was operated by Syrian individuals.
The incident took place yesterday evening around 23:30 in Bursa's Bağlarbaşı neighborhood.
An operation was carried out against an illegal chocolate production facility operated by Syrian nationals A.K. (29) and H.K. (16).
It was determined that the business had been converted into an unlicensed production site for illegal chocolate manufacturing, and the suspects stated that they were producing and selling the chocolate.
A total of 182 boxes of chocolate (23,660 individual pieces), containing approximately 130 chocolates each in 2 kg Talha-brand boxes, along with approximately 50 kg of liquid chocolate and 2,500 pieces of ready-made chocolate that had not yet been packaged, were seized and handed over to the Provincial Directorate of Agriculture personnel.
News Source : 12punto
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