Kuwait Seizes 29 Tons of Spoiled Seafood Sold as Fresh

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•The seizure took place in the Doha Industrial Area of Kuwait.
•Authorities confiscated a total of 29 tons of spoiled seafood.
•The operation involved selling rotten fish disguised as fresh products.
•The crackdown occurred in April 2026.

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▸If Kuwaiti authorities increase inspections and enforcement on seafood suppliers then food safety in Kuwait could improve, reducing health risks for consumers.

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MEArab Times (Kuwait)Kuwait authorities seize rotten seafood in Doha Industrial Area MEArab Times (Kuwait)Kuwait Busts 29 Tons of “Rotten Seafood” Operation Selling Spoiled Fish as Fresh

Kuwaiti authorities seized 29 tons of rotten seafood in the Doha Industrial Area, stopping an operation that sold spoiled fish as fresh. This action protects public health by preventing the distribution of unsafe food products in Kuwait. The seizure reflects ongoing efforts to enforce food safety standards and prevent health risks from contaminated seafood.