According to Kamai, “the NAFDAC office started the market and superstore inspections in order to get rid of the fake Milo that was in circulation following a directive from the Headquarters.”
Starting on Tuesday, this workout will go for three days,” he stated.

The state director added that a meeting with the association of agrochemical dealers’ leadership regarding the risks associated with pesticides on food had been arranged for later this week.

As harvest season draws near, we want to confront agrochemical vendors in Bauchi about the improper use of Dictholoruvis and Paraquat chemicals for food storage.

He went on, “These are hazardous chemicals that have been outlawed over time.”

Kamai reminded makers of bottled water and bakers to renew their licenses within the allotted two years.

According to him, there could be fines for not renewing the operating licenses, which could have an impact on company operations.

In order for small and medium-sized businesses to integrate their products into Nigerian markets, Kamai urged them to register their items with NAFDAC. NAN