More than 19 inspection teams are conducting field monitoring at the Buraidah International Dates Carnival to assess the quality of arriving dates.
According to SPA, these teams from the Qassim branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture operate on morning and evening shifts. Badr Al-Harbi, Director of the ministry’s branch in Buraidah, stated that the teams work around the clock to ensure dates on display comply with approved specifications and standards.
The inspection process includes collecting random samples to test for pesticide residues. These efforts aim to verify adherence to food safety and quality standards to support visitors, traders, and farmers during the carnival.
How are the inspection teams operating at the Buraidah International Dates Carnival? The inspection efforts are carried out by more than 19 teams from the Qassim branch of the Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture. These teams operate on both morning and evening shifts, working around the clock to monitor the quality of dates arriving at the carnival.
What is the primary goal of the field teams in Buraidah? The primary goal of the teams, as explained by Badr Al-Harbi, is to ensure the safety of dates on display. They work to verify that the products comply with approved standards and specifications to support farmers, traders, and visitors.
What specific tests are being conducted on the dates? The inspection teams are collecting random samples from the Buraidah International Dates Carnival. These samples are tested for pesticide residues to verify that the dates adhere to the highest standards of food safety and quality.