Mumbai FDA Suspends Licences Of Six Food Outlets Including Radio Club, Khar Gymkhana Over Safety Violations
Mumbai: The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the food licences/registration certificates of six food establishments in Mumbai, including the prestigious Bombay Presidency Radio Club in Colaba and Khar Gymkhana, after inspections found serious violations of food safety and hygiene norms. The action also covers a McDonald’s outlet in Colaba, Novaara in Malad, Status…
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Maharashtra has suspended the food licenses of five outlets at the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) premises in Bandra Kurla Complex. Inspections revealed that the eateries were being operated by M/s Shirke Infrastructure, despite the licenses being issued in MCA's name. The violations include hygiene issues, improper storage and food-handling practices.
The five outlets affected are Permit Room, Pavilion, Mediterranean, Oriental Swing, and Clubway & Pastry Counter. The FDA action was taken on August 21 following inspections on August 20.
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