Back to newsGreek food safety authorities in the Attica region have seized 5.3 tonnes of meat deemed unfit for human consumption, dismantling a distribution network that was attempting to supply it to the market. Inspectors from the Attica Regional Authority carried out the operation, intercepting the products before they reached consumers. While this incident occurred in the Athens area rather than Crete, it reflects broader food safety enforcement efforts active across Greece. Tourists dining out in Crete can take note that Greek regional authorities conduct regular inspections of food businesses. If you have concerns about food quality at any establishment, you can report them to the local health inspectorate (EFET, the Hellenic Food Authority).
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Greece Seizes 5.3 Tonnes of Unfit Meat in Attica Distribution Crackdown
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