Kuwait Closes Illegal Home Restaurant Over Food Safety Violations
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- •The private home restaurant was closed on May 10, 2026, for operating without a license and failing health inspections.
- •Authorities found spoiled food and unhygienic conditions at the establishment.
- •On May 11, 2026, Kuwait also targeted illegal street markets in the Mahboula area as part of ongoing enforcement.
- •The measures aim to safeguard consumers and ensure compliance with food safety regulations.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Kuwaiti authorities continue strict enforcement against illegal food vendors then public health risks from unregulated food sources may decline, benefiting consumers and formal businesses.
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