La Paz Food Safety Inspection: Expired Cakes and Damaged Utensils Confiscated

La Paz Sanitary Inspection Confiscates Expired Cakes and Damaged Utensils La Paz, Bolivia – Municipal authorities in La Paz conducted a sanitary inspection on May 23, 2025, resulting in the confiscation of a significant quantity of expired cakes and damaged food preparation utensils. The operation, part of ongoing efforts to maintain food safety standards in the city, focused on businesses selling food items to the public. "We found several vendors selling products that were past their expiration dates and using utensils in poor condition," stated a spokesperson for the La Paz Municipality, as seen in the Bolivia TV footage. "This poses a serious risk to public health, and we are committed to ensuring that all food vendors comply with regulations." The video from Bolivia TV shows municipal workers systematically collecting and discarding the spoiled goods into waste containers. The scene underscores the seriousness of the issue and the municipality's commitment to consumer safety. The swift action taken demonstrates a proactive approach to preventing foodborne illness in the city. The successful inspection serves as a reminder to both vendors and consumers about the importance of food safety and the role of municipal oversight in protecting public health.