《水稻毁于廓尔喀 |粮食计划署 |联合国世界粮食计划署-战胜饥饿全球》

  • 来源专题:食品安全
  • 编译者: xinning
  • 发布时间:2015-08-08
  • KATHMANDU – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is in the process of destroying 7.8 metric tons of spoiled rice that were identified in Gorkha.
    WFP is destroying the rice after lab results from the Department of Food Technology and Quality Control (DFTQC) confirmed it was unfit for human consumption.
    “In line with WFP procedures, the operation of destroying the food will be implemented under the supervision of district authorities and quality control inspectors of the Government of Nepal,” said WFP Country Director Pippa Bradford.……

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    • 来源专题:食品安全
    • 编译者:xinning
    • 发布时间:2015-08-08
    • KATHMANDU: The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) seeks to correct some points published in the news today. WFP has purchased more than 11,000 metric tons of rice for the Nepal earthquake response. Of this, more than 5,000 metric tons has been purchased locally from Nepali suppliers and these purchases are continuing. The remainder that couldn’t be sourced locally was purchased from the State Trading Corporation of India after a tender process. The cost of the rice bought from the State Trading Corporation of India is 34.87 Rs per kilogram, not 0.34 Rs as has been incorrectly reported. WFP works closely with the Ministry of Home Affairs in Nepal. A senior official of the Ministry has been stationed within the WFP-managed interagency Humanitarian Staging Area at the airport since the earthquake response started for the purpose of even closer cooperation and transparency.……
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    • 来源专题:食品安全
    • 编译者:xinning
    • 发布时间:2015-08-08
    • DHAKA – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has provided emergency food assistance to more than 150,000 people in Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh, a week after the area was inundated by flash floods. WFP, in partnership with the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society and the Australian Government, has used dozens of boats and trucks to deliver over 100 metric tons of emergency food supplies to the four worst-affected areas of Chakaria, Pekua, Cox’s Badar Sadar and Ramu. Many of those receiving assistance, which consists of vitamin and mineral-fortified high energy biscuits, have lost their homes, businesses, farms and livelihoods. They are now vulnerable to food insecurity and worsening poverty.   “Flash floods and landslides made the distribution of food very challenging but even remote areas were reached within a matter of hours,” said Christa Räder, WFP Representative in Bangladesh, noting that WFP’s operation appropriately complemented the Government’s emergency response.……