Bengaluru PGs Under Scanner, 23 Served Notices over Food Safety and Hygiene Violations
Officials issued notices to 23 PGs, seized expired and misbranded food items, and sent 12 samples for lab testing after complaints of poor hygiene.
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Bengaluru PGs under scanner, 23 served notices over food safety and hygiene violations
A special food safety inspection drive across 64 PG accommodations in Bengaluru resulted in notices being issued to 23 establishments for hygiene and food safety violations. Officials also collected 12 food samples for laboratory testing and seized several items.
Expired food seized from 23 Bengaluru PGs, notices issued after hygiene violations
Expired food articles were seized during inspections at Bengaluru paying guest accommodations. Notices were issued to twenty-three paying guest accommodations for hygiene and food safety violations. Twelve food samples were collected for laboratory analysis to check quality compliance. Bed bugs powder was found on a dining table at one paying guest accommodation. The department warned of legal action for any future food safety regulation violati…
23 Bengaluru PGs served notices over food safety, hygiene violations
Food Safety and Drug Administration Commissioner Srinivas K said notices were issued to 23 PGs because of hygiene deficiencies and violations of food safety rules. He said 12 food samples were collected and sent for laboratory analysis to examine food quality and compliance with safety standards.
Bengaluru PGs Receive Notices for Food Safety and Hygiene Violations
The Food Safety and Drug Administration department conducted a special inspection across Bengaluru, resulting in notices being served to 23 paying guest accommodations. This initiative aimed at enhancing food safety and hygiene standards followed an increase in complaints regarding substandard food and poor sanitary conditions in these facilities. The inspection took place on Friday, with […]
From Expired Food To Bed Bug Powder: Karnataka Flags Major Lapses At Bengaluru PGs
Karnataka’s food safety department inspected 64 paying guest accommodations in and around Bengaluru, issuing notices to 23 for violations. Officials found expired and mislabelled food products, synthetic colours and a shocking hygiene lapse involving bed bug powder near food. Twelve samples were sent for testing as the state intensifies its wider food safety crackdown.
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