Gabon: Workshop Aims to Enhance Street Food Hygiene in Owendo. Owendo, Gabon — March 17, 2026 The Gabonese Agency for Food Security has launched an initiative to improve hygiene standards in street food across the nation.
A training workshop has been organized specifically for street food vendors and operators in Owendo, Gabon.
According to the Agency, the workshop is part of a broader strategy to ensure the safety and health of consumers. It focuses on best practices for food handling, storage, and preparation, as well as the importance of maintaining clean and hygienic working environments.
The event in Owendo comes at a time when food safety is a growing concern in the region.
The Agency hopes that by equipping street food vendors with the necessary knowledge and tools, they can provide healthier and safer meals to the public. Participants in the workshop are receiving hands-on training and guidance from experts in food safety and hygiene.
The training is designed to be interactive, allowing vendors to ask questions and share their experiences.
The Gabonese Agency for Food Security has not yet provided specific details on the outcomes of the workshop, but officials anticipate that the training will lead to a more hygienic street food environment in Owendo and potentially across the country. Further details are expected as the workshop progresses, and the Agency continues its efforts to improve food safety standards.


