
Approximately one ton of expired chicken meat wrapped in black bags, brought to Bursa by bus from Adana and transported under inappropriate conditions, was destroyed.
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Approximately one ton of expired chicken meat, sent from Adana to Bursa by bus, was caught by terminal security.
The incident took place at around 08.50 in the morning at Bursa International and Intercity Bus Terminal. The products, which came wrapped in black bags and stretch-wrapped by bus from Adana, did not go unnoticed by the terminal security.
When security teams opened a total of six wrapped sacks, they detected expired chicken meat.
DESTRUCTION DECISION
After the security teams of Bursa Metropolitan Municipality Police Department reported the situation to the police, the situation was also reported to the Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry in order to protect public health and ensure food safety. Upon notice, Osmangazi District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry teams came to the terminal. Following the examinations carried out by expert teams, it was decided to destroy expired chicken meat.
In line with the decision, Osmangazi Municipality Cleaning Affairs Directorate teams came to the terminal to carry out the destruction. The destruction of six sacks of chicken meat was completed completely under the supervision of the Osmangazi District Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry, with the participation and supervision of the security forces and police teams.
According to the information obtained, it was learned that expired chicken meat, which came from Adana by bus, was brought to a business in Yavuzselim neighborhood of Yıldırım district. It was observed that the chicken meat, which was stated to be close to a ton, was both past its best before date and transported under inappropriate transportation conditions.

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