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PFA discards 18000-kg fat, 600 litres oil, 3,000-kg dead chickens
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PFA discards 18000-kg fat, 600 litres oil, 3,000-kg dead chickens

LAHORE - The Punjab Food Authority (PFA) launched a major crackdown against food adulteration and counterfeit food businesses in Lahore, seizing and destroying 18,000 kilogrammes of animal fat and offal, 600 litres of prepared oil and 3,000 kilogrammes of dead chickens during enforcement operations conducted in different parts of the.

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