AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood Safety & Public Health: Oman’s Food Safety and Quality Centre says it is strengthening the Sultanate’s food safety legislative framework to protect consumer health and keep pace with modern risks and technologies. Consumer Protection: Oman’s Consumer Protection Authority warned parents about a Flying Tiger children’s toy (a xylophone with metal bars) due to a possible choking hazard if nails detach; the item has not been pulled from shelves. Human Trafficking Watch: Oman warned that fake overseas job offers are increasingly used to trap victims in forced labour and online fraud, urging people to be alert to “fraud trap” schemes. Food Security & Sustainability: Oman’s MoFA signed an MoU with OMANBAPA AgriTech to set up an organic fertiliser facility, converting crop residues into fertiliser to improve soil health and boost food production. Kids’ Health & Safety: Oman also reported bans/recalls tied to children’s product safety concerns, including chemical and choking risks. Community Wellness: Sport Spark 2026’s Children’s Summer Camp enters its second week, offering structured sports and learning activities for ages 6–14 at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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