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July 17, 2026|14:59

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Food safety crackdown: FDA closes several eateries on Osu Oxford Street without hygiene permit

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has temporarily shut down a number of food service establishments along Oxford Street in Osu for operating without the mandatory Food Hygiene Permit. The enforcement exercise formed part of the Authority 39;s routine food safety inspections aimed at ensuring compliance with food hygiene regulations and protecting public health.

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