Officials commented on the matter. Moanda, Gabon – April 20, 2026: The Gabonese Agency for Food Safety (AGASA) has initiated a comprehensive hygiene awareness drive targeting street vendors in Moanda, a move aimed at bolstering food safety standards within the informal sector. Second Paragraph.
The campaign, which commenced on April 20, is part of AGASA’s proactive approach to ensuring public health and safety in the food industry. Under the leadership of Mandza Dominique, the local bureau chief, AGASA has been focusing on educating vendors about hygiene protocols, verifying compliance with health regulations, and promoting best practices in food safety. Third Paragraph.
AGASA’s efforts include identifying potential candidates for health certification, inspecting food storage facilities, and monitoring the production of animal products.
The agency’s zero-tolerance stance on unsanitary practices has been met with both support and skepticism among local vendors and health officials. Despite initial resistance, the campaign is expected to lead to a safer and cleaner food environment in Moanda.
The sensitization campaign in Moanda marks the beginning of a wider initiative by AGASA to regulate the informal street food sector across Gabon. With the aim of protecting public health, AGASA is committed to enforcing stringent hygiene standards, ensuring that street vendors adhere to the necessary regulations for the betterment of all stakeholders involved.
*Additional reporting by ImNews | Sources consulted: 3*
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