New Year gift baskets examined to ensure safety

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), alongside the Consumer Protection Board and other state agencies, was on a mission to expose potential dangers lurking in New Year gift baskets.

Their crackdown involved a meticulous inspection of major shopping hubs, supermarkets, online retailers, and even alms-giving sets to ensure compliance with stringent Thai food safety regulations.

BMA’s Permanent Secretary, Dr Wantanee Wattana, issued a stern warning to businesses.

“We will not hesitate to take action against any businesses that are found to be violating the law.”

The inspection teams left no stone unturned, scrutinising product labels, ensuring the freshness of food items, and eliminating harmful substances from the equation.

Prime Minister’s Office Minister Puangpetch Chunlaiad disclosed that follow-up checks yesterday, December 25 were…