FDA warns not to eat fish products produced in Myanmar

Imported chicken from Myanmar FSIS, the Department of Food Safety and Inspection under the Ministry of Agriculture, has warned that duck meat and various meat products are illegal and should not be consumed. FSIS continues to investigate how these foods entered the country without authorization.

In the list released today on October 24, Burmese products such as canned meat curry, Bread and curry paste It includes food products such as coconut milk noodles and dried fish. These products are not authorized or licensed. It also doesn’t have the USDA inspection mark, the warning says. These foods are sold in Arizona, California, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland Minnesota, It also states that the main export is to Nebraska and Oklahoma state retail stores.

The Food Safety and Inspection Service FSIS monitored the retail stores and found that illegally imported chicken, Duck and other meat products were found to be of substandard import quality. Although it has not been confirmed that these foods contain dangerous substances that may affect health, if any health problems occur, please report to the relevant health center for medical treatment. The US Food Safety and Inspection Service, FSIS, inspects and approves US produce.

FSIS has warned that the Myanmar food products that have been warned are not authorized by retail stores, and that those who bought them should throw them away or return them to the stores where they bought them.

Source: ဗွီအိုအေ (မြန်မာဌာန)