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Amman, June 24 (Petra) – The Jordan Food and Drug Administration
(JFDA) on Wednesday issued a directive requiring all personnel
working in the food delivery sector to obtain official health
certificates proving they are free from infectious diseases.
The JFDA stated that the measure is vital to guarantee that food is
handled, transported, and delivered in strict compliance with
approved national health and safety protocols governing direct
contact with consumable goods.
The administration added that it is actively launching comprehensive
regulatory inspection campaigns to monitor compliance within the
delivery sector. These enforcement efforts are being executed in
close coordination with the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission
(TRC), which has been formally requested to circulate these mandatory
health guidelines to all relevant delivery service operators and
platforms nationwide.
//Petra// AA