Abu Dhabi authority shuts Noble Catering over food safety failures

ADAFSA has ordered the temporary closure of a catering operation in the Al Dhafra Region after repeated violations and a failure to implement corrective measures.

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Noble Catering Services Abu Dhabi
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Abu Dhabi's food safety authority has temporarily closed Noble Catering Services in the Al Dhafra Region following repeated violations of the emirate's food safety law. The closure stays in effect until the operator rectifies all outstanding issues and meets ADAFSA's requirements.

Key points

  • ADAFSA ordered the closure of Noble Catering Services in Al Dhafra
  • Repeated food safety violations and failure to correct them prompted the decision
  • The establishment can reopen once all violations are resolved

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The Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority has ordered the temporary administrative closure of Noble Catering Services in the Al Dhafra Region, citing repeated food safety violations and a risk to public health.

The establishment, which holds Commercial Licence No. CN-1515090, was found to be in breach of Law No. (2) of 2008 concerning food in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. ADAFSA said its food control report found that the operator had failed to implement effective corrective measures, prompting the authority to intervene directly.

The closure order will remain in place for as long as the underlying violations persist. ADAFSA said the establishment may resume operations once it has rectified its situation, met all requirements for conducting the activity, and removed the causes of the violation.