Customs services at the Jarry port have returned nearly 40 tons of basmati rice due to pesticide levels exceeding the authorized limits. These shipments, coming from Pakistan, were intercepted over the past few months. Tests revealed the presence of clothianidin, a harmful pesticide. These actions aim to protect public health and preserve the environment against the risks associated with imported products.
Seizure of 40 tons of basmati rice non-compliant with health standards
This article was updated at 18:40.