Gueule Tapée: Dakar hygiene brigade seizes one tonne of expired products

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 23, 2026Country: Senegal
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Gueule Tapée: Dakar hygiene brigade seizes one tonne of expired products

Dakar’s departmental hygiene brigade seized one tonne of expired food products at the Gueule Tapée market, with an estimated value of 900,000 CFA francs. Led by Commander Ibrahima Guèye, the operation removed drinks, mayonnaise, juice, thiara and icing sugar from sale. Guèye urged vendors to monitor food storage and consumers to check expiry dates and packaging. He also reported 24 flooded homes in the Captage area, including seven severely affected houses; seven families were displaced, affecting more than 95 people.

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