Abu Dhabi shuts down Cocobona Cafeteria after repeated food safety violations
The closure was also due to the establishment's risk to public health.
ADAFSA stated that the food control report indicated the administrative closure was a result of repeated food safety violations and the failure to implement effective corrective measures, necessitating immediate action to ensure food safety and consumer health.
The authority emphasised that the closure order will remain in effect until the violations are rectified and that the establishment may resume work only after fully addressing all issues and complying with all food safety requirements.
ADAFSA urged the public to report any violations observed in food establishments or suspicions regarding food products by calling the toll-free Abu Dhabi Government number 800555 so that inspectors take necessary actions to ensure safe and healthy food.
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