Kuwait’s Public Authority for Food and Nutrition has issued a strong warning to food establishments against employing workers who have not obtained the required health clearance.
In a recent statement, the authority stressed that all employees working in food-related businesses must complete mandatory medical examinations and secure an official health certificate before starting work.
Officials highlighted that hiring workers without undergoing final medical tests and approvals constitutes a violation of health regulations. The authority warned that strict legal action may be taken against establishments that fail to comply with these requirements.
The move is part of ongoing efforts to safeguard public health and ensure that food safety standards are maintained across the country.
Food business owners have been urged to adhere strictly to the regulations and ensure that all staff meet the necessary health criteria prior to employment.
Separately, the Ministry of Interior (MoI) announced on Monday an update to the notification mechanism of the national alert system on smart devices, aimed at enhancing efficiency while taking rest periods into account and ensuring timely delivery of warnings. In a press release, the ministry said notifications will coincide with the activation of warning sirens across the country.
