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Baguio authorities confiscate nearly 260 kilos of spoiled chicken
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Baguio authorities confiscate nearly 260 kilos of spoiled chicken

Baguio city authorities seized approximately 260 kilograms of spoiled chicken from a meat shop located within the Baguio City Public Market alley. The action was taken following a consumer complaint reported to the City Health Services Office (CHSO), which issued a statement on July 29 confirming the confiscation. The incident highlights ongoing efforts by local health officials to ensure food safety and respond to public concerns regarding hygiene and product quality.

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Baguio authorities confiscate nearly 260 kilos of spoiled chicken

Baguio city authorities seized approximately 260 kilograms of spoiled chicken from a meat shop located within the Baguio City Public Market alley. The action was taken following a consumer complaint reported to the City Health Services Office (CHSO), which issued a statement on July 29 confirming the confiscation. The incident highlights ongoing efforts by local health officials to ensure food safety and respond to public concerns regarding hygiene and product quality.

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