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Rajshahi Shop Penalized for Selling Unapproved Cakes and Pastries

A shop in Rajshahi was fined Tk 4,000 by the Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) for selling cakes, pastries, and foreign chocolates without proper approval.

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The Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) fined Mr. Bright Cake & Pastry Shop Tk 4,000 for selling cakes, pastries, and foreign chocolates without the required BSTI approval. The mobile court, led by Executive Magistrate Shahriar Islam Nasif and BSTI officer Engineer Junaid Ahmed, took action in the Alokar Mor area of Rajshahi.

Unapproved Products

The shop was penalized for manufacturing, selling, and distributing 'decorated cakes' without BSTI's quality certificate. Additionally, it was found selling foreign 'chocolates and lozenges' that were imported illegally without clearance and valid import documents.

Mobile Court Action

The mobile court operation was carried out by the divisional office of BSTI. The action underscores the institution's commitment to ensuring that all food products meet safety and quality standards before reaching consumers.

Importance of Compliance

Compliance with BSTI regulations is crucial for ensuring consumer safety and maintaining market integrity. Unauthorized products can pose health risks and undermine fair trade practices.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Why was the shop fined?
The shop was fined for selling cakes, pastries, and foreign chocolates without BSTI approval and for illegal imports.
How much was the fine?
The shop was fined Tk 4,000.
Who led the mobile court?
The mobile court was led by Executive Magistrate Shahriar Islam Nasif.

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