Four Hurghada businesses cited for not displaying prices in South district
Inspectors checked seven shops, restaurants and cafés, destroyed about 15kg of pork that breached storage and display rules and issued two occupational-safety warnings.
13 November 2026
Hurghada city's local unit inspected seven shops, restaurants and cafés in the South district and issued four citations for failing to display prices.
Inspectors also destroyed about 15 kilograms of pork that breached storage and display requirements, along with quantities of food and baked goods whose condition had changed.
The campaign produced two warnings over occupational safety and health requirements, one citation for cleanliness and one for obstructing the road. Owners were told to come to the district office to complete licences and paperwork, and to use environmentally friendly plastic bags.
The checks were carried out by a joint committee that included the Food Safety Authority, the Consumer Protection Agency, the health affairs and veterinary directorates and the occupational safety body. Maj. Gen. Ahmed Gaber, head of Hurghada city, said inspections would continue across the city's districts.