FDA suspends food licences of IRCTC supplier, 3 ISKCON establishments in Mumbai
The FDA has launched a State-wide crackdown on food establishments violating the laws and rules regarding hygiene and food safety after IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe took over as its commissioner in May this year
The Maharashtra FDA has launched a crackdown on food establishments violating hygiene and food safety laws, led by Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe. Several restaurants, kitchens, and food businesses in Mumbai have been inspected, with licences suspended due to serious violations.
Among those affected are an IRCTC-linked kitchen in Kurla and three ISKCON establishments in Juhu. Inspectors found a range of issues, including cockroach infestations, poor hygiene, expired food, unclean equipment, and incomplete staff health records.
The IRCTC-linked kitchen in Kurla was found to have multiple hygiene violations, including cockroach infestations and inadequate separation of raw and cooked food. The FDA suspended its licence due to these violations.
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