Maharashtra FDA Seizes Adulterated Food Worth over Rs 1.36 Cr, Suspends 12 Licences After Statewide Festive Crackdown
The statewide inspection also led to 12 licence suspensions and 36 improvement notices as officials targeted unsafe food before the festival season.
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During the festive season, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Mumbai has taken action against five establishments manufacturing adulterated ghee and violating hygiene rules.
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Maharashtra FDA seizes adulterated food worth over Rs 1.36 cr, suspends 12 licences after statewide festive crackdown
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Maharashtra FDA Action: During the festive season, the FDA seized unsanitary food items worth ₹1.36 crore across Maharashtra. The licenses of 12 shops, including Suleman Usman's on Mohammed Ali Road, were suspended.
Adulterated Food worth Rs1.36 crore seized across Maharashtra ahead of festive season
Mumbai: The Maharashtra FDA has seized and destroyed around 32,023 kg/litre of adulterated, substandard and unhygienic food products worth Rs 1.36 crore during a statewide enforcement drive ahead of the festive season. The crackdown was conducted from September 17 to 20 to prevent the sale of unsafe food products. The seized material included khawa, mawa, […]
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