Cockroaches, Filth: Food Safety Crackdown At Posh Bengaluru Clubs
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Bengaluru clubs under FDA scanner: KSCA, Bowring, Century Club among 10 flagged for violations
Food and Drugs Administration officials inspected ten prominent Bengaluru clubs on Tuesday. Several clubs were found violating food safety and hygiene regulations. Issues included unhygienic food handling and improper storage practices. Label violations were also noted on food products found at one club. These inspections are part of an ongoing drive to ensure compliance.
Cockroaches, Filth: Food Safety Crackdown At Posh Bengaluru Clubs
Teams from the Food Safety and Drug Administration (FDA) are probing whether the clubs are following prescribed food safety standards, including requirements relating to food storage, personal hygiene, kitchen sanitation and labelling.
The Food Safety Department conducted an inspection at a prestigious bowling club in Bengaluru and found eight major deficiencies, including cockroaches in the kitchen, lack of hygiene, and lack of proper labeling. Officials have warned that lack of cleanliness by staff, contaminated food storage, and use of plastic cutting boards pose a risk to public health.
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