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Residents are encouraged to report any food products they believe may be unsafe for human consumption at spaza shops, supermarkets, food outlets, or other food-handling premises. This includes spoiled, damaged, contaminated, or incorrectly labelled items. Reporting helps protect public health and triggers inspections by municipal health authorities.
A three-year contract opportunity for suppliers to provide CEM II cement to the Garden Route District Municipality, requiring full compliance with local content declaration requirements as outlined in Annexes C, D, and E.
If a Certificate of Acceptability (COA), Certificate of Competence (COC), or health certificate is lost or destroyed, it can be re-issued by the Garden Route District Municipality for R280.00 in the 2025/2026 budget year.
Organisers of events can request health inspections from the Garden Route District Municipality for R2120.00 in the 2025/2026 budget year. This ensures compliance with public health standards during events.
Businesses seeking to lift a prohibition on a premises or facility can apply for an inspection under Section 4,5 of R638 through the Garden Route District Municipality for R3000.00 in the 2025/2026 budget year.
Purveyors or private entities can request sampling of milk and milk products from the Garden Route District Municipality for R1120.00 per session plus laboratory costs in the 2025/2026 budget year. This is part of routine food safety checks.
Businesses and individuals can request a health report (excluding Early Childhood Development centres) from the Garden Route District Municipality for R760.00 in the 2025/2026 budget year. This is typically used for licensing or compliance purposes.
If a sample fails to meet the standards of the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics & Disinfectant Act, 1972, follow-up sampling can be conducted by the Garden Route District Municipality for R1120.00 per session plus laboratory costs in the 2025/2026 budget year.
Individuals and businesses can obtain a health certificate from the Garden Route District Municipality for R760.00 in the 2025/2026 budget year. This service is required for various purposes including licensing and compliance.
Individuals or businesses can request bacteriological and chemical sampling of their premises from the Garden Route District Municipality for R1120.00 per session plus laboratory costs in the 2025/2026 budget year. This is inclusive of administrative fees.
Organisations or individuals can apply for a Certificate of Competence (COC) through the Garden Route District Municipality for R760.00 in the 2025/2026 budget year. This certification is required for certain operational standards in health-related sectors.
Businesses involved in exporting food or health-related goods can apply for export certificates from the Garden Route District Municipality for R2880.00 in the 2025/2026 budget year. This service supports international trade compliance.
