Environmental Health Directorate

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Postal Information

Environmental Health Directorate
Continental Business Centre, Level 1,
Old Railway Road,
Santa Venera, SVR 9018
Malta

Office Hours

07:30am : 03:30pm (Winter)

07:00am : 03:00pm (Summer)

Telephone

(+356) 21337333

Email

mhi@gov.mt

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LATEST NEWS
08/01/2019 Food Alert: Piacelli Citrilemon - Lemon juice concentrate, Durability date: 14/07/2020 must not be consumed by persons allergic to sulphites, since it contains undeclared sulphites.
28/12/2018 NOTICE: Press Release by the Superintendent of Public Health - Possible health effects in view of Etna eruptions
21/12/2018 Food Alert: Waitrose - 6 Chunky Battered Haddock Fish Fingers, the mentioned product must not be consumed in view of the possibility of large fish bones, which may cause injury if consumed.
01/12/2018 Notice by the Superintendence of Public Health: The Superintendence of Public Health together with the Veterinary Regulation Directorate wishes to notify the public that the warnings issued on the presence of Salmonella in eggs on 24th July, 2018 by PR 181638 and on the 4th August, 2018 by PR 181722 are being withdrawn.
30/10/2018 Food Alert: In Forma Carrefour - Mix 5 Cereali precotti Lot No. 290220 must not be consumed since it is potentially contaminated with Bacillus cereus.
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