Gyeonggi Special Judicial Police Conduct Intensive Crackdown on Illegal Activities in Livestock Product Processing and Distribution

The Gyeonggi Province Special Judicial Police Unit is launching a crackdown on illegal activities in livestock product distribution.

The Special Judicial Police Unit announced on the 30th that from May 7 to 24, they will conduct intensive inspections targeting livestock product processing and sales establishments, as well as butcher restaurants within the province, focusing on illegal activities during the processing and distribution of livestock products.

Illegal Activities Crackdown Notice Poster for Livestock Product Handling Businesses by Gyeonggi-do Special Judicial Police Unit

The Special Judicial Police will focus inspections on 480 locations including livestock product processing and sales establishments, checking for ▲false labeling of origin ▲storage of products past their expiration date ▲compliance with livestock product storage and distribution standards ▲and false or exaggerated labeling of meat type, cut, grade, and tracking number.

In particular, this crackdown will utilize pork origin identification kits to detect cases where foreign pork is disguised and sold as domestic pork, enhancing the accuracy and speed of the inspections.

Hong Eun-gi, head of the Gyeonggi Province Special Judicial Police Unit, stated, "Through the crackdown on livestock product processing and sales establishments, we will do our best to preemptively block factors that threaten the health of residents and create a safe livestock product distribution environment that consumers can trust."

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