KARACHI. The Sindh Food Authority has decided to enforce a ban on the sale of unpacked tea and low-quality ketchup across the province.
According to a notification, the authority has also enforced a ban on the sale of food items on printed papers.
The food quality watchdog has also said that no one will be allowed to sell meat products without a halal certification, and has also enforced a ban on the sale of food items which have Monosodium Glutamate or MSG in them.
According to the notification, a ban has also been imposed on the sale of products which do not have a halal certification.
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