Taipei food safety news 結果共56筆

Mayor Chiang Wan-an visits Yunlin County to promote Taipei’s school lunch program, highlighting local agriculture’s role. The initiative offers free meals to students.

Taipei’s Department of Health found excessive pesticide residues in 22% of produce samples. Non-compliant items, including chive flowers and lychees, are removed from shelves.

Taiwan’s health minister faced questions on U.S. tariffs at the Legislative Yuan. The U.S. imposed a 20% tariff on Taiwan, sparking negotiations. Consumer rights groups demand clear meat labeling.

Taipei’s Department of Health reports 32% of fresh produce from platforms like Shopee failed safety tests due to pesticide and cadmium contamination. Check their website for details.

The Ministry of Agriculture in Taiwan will hold the first plant doctor exam from Aug. 15-17 in Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung. This initiative aims to enhance agricultural epidemic prevention and promote sustainable farming.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih announced nearly NT$500 million in scam interceptions, urging comprehensive measures. Efforts focus on crime prevention, elder abuse, and food safety.

Taiwan’s health minister reassures the public on food safety after ractopamine is found in imported pork. Authorities maintain strict inspections and transparency.

Taipei health officials inspected Lin’s Wagashi Confectionery after a moldy daifuku complaint. They found sanitary issues and set a deadline for compliance.

Wowprime Corp. closes its Truewow Korean cuisine brand in Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung after a food poisoning incident. Employees will transition to new roles.

Taipei’s Department of Health investigates a suspected food poisoning incident at a Nangang restaurant, with 32 cases reported. The restaurant must correct hygiene issues or face fines.

Taiwan’s CDC links a food poisoning outbreak at INPARADISE in Breeze Xinyi to norovirus. Over 70% of 77 affected ate raw fish. Results are pending.

Taipei’s Department of Legal Affairs announced Feastogether Group’s compensation plan for customers affected by a suspected food poisoning incident. The company offers medical reimbursements and refunds, and it has shared food safety records with health officials. Test results are pending.

Taipei’s INPARADISE restaurant faces a food poisoning outbreak linked to sashimi, affecting 59 people. Norovirus is suspected. Investigation results are pending.

INPARADISE Breeze Xinyi reopens after health approval following a food poisoning scare. The restaurant sees high bookings, with safety measures in place.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an reaffirms commitment to food safety after INPARADISE defies closure order. City imposes NT$3 million fine amid ongoing investigations.

Taipei’s Department of Health reports a suspected food poisoning incident at INPARADISE Breeze Xin Yi. Thirty-two people affected. Inspections reveal hygiene issues.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans a Taiwan visit amid corporate and cultural ties, as ASUS earns CES accolades. Meanwhile, Taipei grapples with health concerns, including measles and food safety issues.

Taipei health officials investigate food poisoning reports at Din Tai Fung and INPARADISE. Patrons experienced norovirus symptoms. Restaurants face potential fines.

Taiwan’s FDA fined all-you-can-eat restaurants NT$240,000 for hygiene violations. Seven beverages and ice products failed standards. Notable names include Lakeshore Hotel and Chiba Hot Pot.

Taipei and New Taipei City banned chili and curry powders in school lunches after finding Sudan dyes. The ban, effective until Jan. 20, 2025, ensures meal safety.

Taipei’s health department reports 36% of fresh produce samples exceed pesticide limits. Cilantro is most affected. Vendors face fines under food safety laws.

Authorities closed a New Taipei City restaurant after 24 patrons reported food poisoning symptoms. Health officials found hygiene issues and mandated corrective actions.

Bafang Dumpling terminated franchise agreements with stores not following procedures after a former employee’s allegations of unsanitary practices. The New Taipei health department inspected and issued warnings.

Discover the details of a class-action lawsuit against Polam Kopitiam in Taipei, where 32 people seek justice for a food poisoning incident that claimed six lives. Learn about the legal battle and its implications for food safety.

Discover how Taiwan’s Ministry of Justice and the Association for Victims Support are aiding families of the Polam Kopitiam food poisoning incident, with each receiving NT$1.8 million in compensation.