Overview
- SEPRONA agents and Balearic public-health technicians uncovered the violations during a routine April inspection of a Palma warehouse.
- Roughly 20 tonnes of fish and seafood were being stored for distribution despite being unfit for consumption.
- Most products were past their best-before dates, with some labeled from 2018 and 2019.
- Investigators documented cold-chain breaches, including items thawed and later refrozen.
- Authorities immobilized the pallets to keep them from reaching consumers and proposed two very serious infractions totaling €90,000.