Royal Gendarmerie field operation in Ouled Dahou exposes grave violations at a traditional bakery in Inezgane

Field inspection reveals sanitary deficiencies in Ouled Dahou

As part of ongoing regulatory operations targeting the food sector, a thorough field inspection conducted by the Royal Gendarmerie of Temsia, located within the jurisdiction of the Ouled Dahou commune (Inezgane-Ait Melloul prefecture), has exposed a series of organizational and professional irregularities within a local bakery.

Available data indicates that this inspection focused primarily on the extent to which food preparation establishments comply with established rules regarding hygiene and health safety—standards deemed essential for ensuring consumer protection given their direct link to public health.

Seizure of equipment and legal action against violators

The inspection of the bakery’s facilities resulted in the detection of several blatant violations of current laws, which prompted immediate intervention by the competent authorities to initiate the necessary legal procedures against those responsible.

In the same context, a vehicle used for the bakery’s professional activities and powered by butane gas was seized as part of tightened controls on transport and equipment that may pose a potential risk to public safety and the surrounding environment.

Continued regulatory campaigns for consumer protection

This field action is part of a series of measures aimed at purging the food sector of informal practices that threaten citizen safety, especially as bakeries and similar commercial establishments are subject to close monitoring by security and local authorities.

According to field reports, the competent services are expected to continue their proactive and unannounced inspection campaigns across various territories to detect any potential violations and strictly enforce the law to ensure compliance with public health standards.