FDA suspends licenses of restaurants at Mumbai Cricket Association, Cricket Club of India over 'hygiene' issues
Action was also taken by the Maharashtra FDA against the restaurants at the Cricket Club of India, the news agency reported
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the licenses of five restaurants at the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) due to multiple food safety and hygiene violations. These restaurants include Permit Room, Pavilion, Mediterranean, Oriental Swing, and Clubway & Pastry Counter. Inspectors found issues such as ice accumulation in refrigerators, unclean floors, inadequate temperature control, and improper food storage and handling.
The FDA conducted these inspections as part of a statewide food safety campaign and issued improvement notices to 33 other establishments.
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