Chipiku Plus at Wenera Reopened After Compliance with Malawi Bureau of Standards Requirements

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The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) has officially reopened Chipiku Plus at Wenera after it was temporarily shut down due to non-compliance with health and safety standards.

The shop had been closed following inspections that revealed several issues, including poor storage practices, inadequate pest control measures, mixing of spoiled and good products, and insufficient ventilation. These violations posed potential risks to consumer health and safety, prompting MBS to take swift action.

According to MBS officials, the shop owners have now addressed the identified concerns. Improvements have been made to ensure proper storage conditions, implement effective pest control systems, separate spoiled products from good ones, and enhance ventilation within the premises.

MBS commended the shop owners for their cooperation and commitment to meeting the required standards. They also emphasized the importance of ongoing compliance to maintain consumer trust and ensure public health.

The reopening of Chipiku Plus at Wenera serves as a reminder to all businesses of the need to adhere to established safety and quality guidelines. MBS continues to encourage regular self-assessments by businesses to avoid disruptions and protect customers.

Customers are now welcome to shop at the improved facility, which meets MBS standards for safe and quality service delivery.

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