Seongsan District of Changwon Special City Conducts Special Inspection of Unmanned Stores Used by Children
Seongsan District in Changwon Special City, Gyeongnam, will conduct a special inspection of unmanned stores, including those located within children's food safety zones (within 200 meters of schools), as well as those near shopping centers and private academies, until April 22.
Sungsan District Conducts Special Inspection of Unmanned Stores Used by Children.
View original imageThis inspection follows recent media reports of expired ice cream and snacks being found in unmanned stores. The district will focus on checking for expired products and overall hygiene conditions to ensure a safe food environment for children.
The main inspection items include: ▲ whether expired products are displayed or stored for sale ▲ compliance with storage standards for refrigerated and frozen foods ▲ and sanitary handling of other food items.
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Kim Su-yun, Head of the Culture and Sanitation Division, stated, "Since unmanned stores are particularly prone to management blind spots, we will strengthen our checks on expiration dates and hygiene management to do our utmost in creating a safe food environment for children."
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