Cockroaches in kitchen, ‘unsafe’ food storage: FDA suspends food licences of more Mumbai eateries
FDA action follows a statewide crackdown on August 18, during which 31 hotels, restaurants and dhabas were inspected. Five food licences were suspended, and improvement notices were issued to 22 establishments
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the food licenses of two restaurants in Mumbai and a college canteen in Navi Mumbai, citing alleged violations of hygiene, storage, and food safety regulations. The decision was made on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, following a statewide crackdown on August 18. During the inspection, 31 hotels, restaurants, and dhabas were checked, with five food licenses suspended and improvement notices issued to 22 establishments. Additionally, over ₹25.30 lakh worth of banned and other food products were seized.
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