Saudi Gazette report

RIYADH — The Economic Crimes Prosecution has accused three expatriates of committing fraud related to food products.

The investigation revealed that these products were expired, of unknown origin, and improperly stored.

The accused allegedly displayed and stored over 55 tons of poultry of unknown origin, re-packaged them with false labels, and included incorrect production dates and locations.

The suspects have been detained and referred to the criminal court, where the prosecution is seeking penalties in accordance with the anti-commercial fraud and commercial data bylaws.

The Public Prosecution emphasized its commitment to pursuing strict legal penalties against those who engage in criminal acts that endanger human health.