Tax officials investigating import of cattle and meat to BIH
Newspaper reports that tax officials will crack down on importers trying to pay less in import taxes by artificially lowering the value of the products they are bringing in
German newspaper runs feature story on CIN
Free lance journalist visits Sarajevo and CIN and praises its efforts to write meaningful and understandable stories about important topics
Talk Show to discuss CIN “Danger on Your Plate” findings
TV PINK will bring together owners of restaurants where bacteria was found in food samples together with scientists and journalists.
Restaurants cited, closed in new round of inspections
Sanitary inspectors check restaurants and food shops for unsafe and unsanitary conditions
A Dozen Measures to Improve Food Safety
Insuring hygienic, contaminant-free food in Bosnia and Herzegovina will require the following steps.
Many inspections but poor protection for consumers
Moving responsibility for veterinary border inspections from entities to state has not made for smooth inspections, and state auditors find faults with the State Veterinary Office as well.
State court judge faces criminal complaint
A criminal report accusing Bosnia and Herzegovina state Court Judge Vlado Adamović of sexual misconduct was submitted to the Prosecutor’s Office of Sarajevo Canton last week.
CIN documentary airs on TV
CIN staffers present findings of food safety investigation in a new broadcast.
BiH lax on use of low-quality scraps and deboned meat
Zoran Đerić, the new deputy director of the Bosnia-Herzegovina Food Safety Agency, is no vegetarian, but because he knows that big meat processing companies use low-quality scraps, organs, skull and joint meat, he does not eat their products. From long experience as the chief veterinary inspector in the Republika Srpska, he knows that salami, hot […]