Enforcement officers checking on workers at the food processing factory in Jalan Haji Ahmad Badawi, Kepala Batas. (Right) Part of the exposed raw food covered with flies at the factory. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star
A FACTORY owner involved in non-halal food production in Kepala Batas, Penang, still did not learn his lesson despite being told to buck up on cleanliness last year.
The half-a-century-old factory processing fish balls and pork-based products was told to close for 14 days during a joint raid led by the Penang Health Department yesterday.
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