Nearly 100,000 Counterfeit Palestinian Eggs Seized Near Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Approximately 100,000 counterfeit eggs from the Palestinian Authority were seized near Jerusalem in an operation by the Poultry Council. Inspectors found the fake eggs in a truck and at a business in the Atarot industrial zone. The eggs, bearing forged stamps, were destroyed and authorities are considering revoking the business's license.
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- Around 100,000 counterfeit eggs from the Palestinian Authority were seized near Jerusalem.
- The eggs were discovered during an enforcement operation by the Poultry Council.
- Inspectors found the fake eggs in a truck and at a business in the Atarot industrial zone.
- The seized eggs bore forged stamps and have since been destroyed.
- Authorities are considering revoking the business's operating license.
Authorities in the Jerusalem area have seized approximately 100,000 counterfeit eggs originating from the Palestinian Authority. The discovery was made during an enforcement operation by the Poultry Council's supervision department. Inspectors became suspicious of a truck and followed it to a chicken meat business in the Atarot industrial zone. Inside the truck, they found 2,880 cartons of edible eggs spread across 12 pallets, all bearing forged stamps. A further 439 cartons with fake stamps were found at the business premises itself. Business licensing officials have been involved to consider revoking the establishment's license. The seized eggs were destroyed.
