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Food Safety Workshop Boosts Growing Industry in Ethiopia  

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H.E. Endalew Mekonen, State Minister of Trade and Regional Integration, at the Food Safety Workshop with USAID Office Director Amber Lily Kenny, Business Drivers for Food Safety Country Director Aschalew Wondie, and other USAID staff members.  (U.S. Embassy in Addis Ababa)

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Addis Ababa – Safe food is everyone’s business.  That’s why the Business Drivers for Food Safety, funded by USAID and implemented by Food Enterprise Solutions in collaboration with the Ethiopian Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration, held a Food Safety Workshop at the Skylight Hotel.  The Food Safety Workshop addressed the need for improved food handling practices among small and medium food businesses, to ensure the production and distribution of safe, high-quality food products in Ethiopia.   

The workshop covered a range of topics, including hygiene practices, quality control, supply chain documentation, and compliance with regulatory standards.  Participants engaged in hands-on workshops to identify challenges in food safety management and implementation.  The event provided networking opportunities for local businesses, government officials, industry leaders, and food safety professionals, and encouraged collaboration and knowledge sharing.  Attendees received materials and toolkits to implement food safety measures in their businesses. 

The collaborative effort between USAID’s Business Drivers for Food Safety and the Ethiopian Ministry of Trade underscores the U.S. and Ethiopian governments’ shared commitment to elevating Ethiopia’s food safety standards and developing a sustainable food industry. 

“We are excited to co-host this workshop with the Ethiopian Ministry of Trade, as it represents a significant step towards ensuring the safety and quality of food products in Ethiopia,” said Aschalew Wondie, Country Director for Business Drivers for Food Safety. “By providing local food businesses with the knowledge and tools they need to improve their food handling practices, we aim to boost consumer confidence, support economic growth, and contribute to the overall well-being of the nation.” 

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1 COMMENT

  1. Again, this is another example of USA at its best helping the old country how to keep its people safe. Meanwhile, where are those two brigands in Moscow and Beijing, you may ask? The one in Moscow is shipping tools of murders and destruction in cash and long term loan on one hand while keeping himself very busy murdering toddlers and the elderly in Ukraine. The other ruffian in Beijing is busy manufacturing fentanyl on one hand and on the other hand pilfering gold, diamond, platinum and coffee using thieves he trained specially for this purpose. Boy, boy, boy! Would anyone blame me if I have nothing but utter contempt for all commies and their offshoots? Irredeemable despite!!!

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