FDA Suspends Eight Mumbai Eateries, Seizes 38 Tonnes of Food Stock Across Maharashtra
Inspectors found substandard products, poor hygiene and labeling lapses, prompting immediate licence suspensions and seizures of nearly 38 tonnes of food stock.
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FDA suspends eight Mumbai eateries, seizes 38 tonnes of food stock across Maharashtra
The FDA said inspections uncovered unhygienic kitchens and drainage systems, rusted racks and utensils, returned bread being mixed with fresh bread, incomplete temperature records, employees without medical certificates and the use of unauthorised food colours in sweets
The FDA has suspended the licenses of 11 establishments in Maharashtra, including two Domino's Pizza outlets, for violating food safety regulations. Inspections conducted on October 21st and 22nd revealed dirty kitchens, rusted utensils, improper food handling, and other deficiencies.
FDA Commissioner Tukaram Munde: In a strict action by FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, the licenses of 10 food establishments in Mumbai and Sambhajinagar have been suspended. Substandard products worth ₹54.66 lakh were seized across the state.
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