Independent Report
ISLAMABAD, April 4, 2026: The Islamabad Food Authority (IFA) has released its performance report for March 2026, outlining extensive enforcement actions to improve food safety standards across the federal capital.
During the period from March 1 to March 31, food safety teams conducted 1,618 inspections and issued 720 improvement notices along with 865 verbal instructions. Authorities sealed 24 food units and imposed fines at 8 locations.
According to the report, 58 food samples were collected, 32 public complaints were addressed, 205 new licences were issued, and 4 FIRs were registered against violations.
An official spokesperson of the Islamabad Food Authority said the department remains committed to ensuring safe and quality food for citizens under a strict zero-tolerance policy, warning that negligence in food standards will not be tolerated.
The authority also urged citizens to report food-related complaints promptly to support enforcement efforts across Islamabad.
