LAHORE:A 12-member delegation of the National Institute of Management visited the Punjab Food Authority (PFA) headquarters to engage a detailed discussion with Director General Asim Javed.
During the meeting, DG Javed provided an extensive briefing on the PFA’s performance since its inception, highlighting key administrative and operational matters.He also took the delegation on a tour of the state-of-the-art food laboratory, showcasing the advanced facilities available for food safety testing.
The delegation received a comprehensive overview of the PFA Act, Punjab Pure Food Rules, and the regulations governing the Punjab Food Authority. PFA DG emphasised the authority’s innovative approach to licencing and the implementation of a paperless system for food laboratories. The delegation praised the PFA’s efforts in combating fraud and food adulteration, recognising its critical role in ensuring the provision of safe and healthy food to the general public.
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