ISKCON Juhu Kitchen To Remain Closed After FDA Inspection Finds 70% Compliance With Food Safety Standards
Mumbai: ISKCON Juhu’s kitchen will remain closed until necessary corrective measures are completed and full compliance with food safety standards is achieved, following an FDA inspection on September 3 that assessed its compliance at 70%. The organisation said it has initiated corrective measures and is cooperating with authorities to address the observations. FDA Inspection Identifies Areas…
On September 3, the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspected the kitchen of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) in Juhu, Mumbai. The inspection revealed that the kitchen was only 70% compliant with food safety standards. As a result, the ISKCON Juhu kitchen has been ordered to remain closed until necessary corrective measures are completed and full compliance is achieved.
The ISKCON Juhu organization has stated that it has started implementing corrective measures and is cooperating with authorities to address the FDA's observations. They have assured that the safety, hygiene, and well-being of their devotees, guests, and all those they serve remain their top priority. The kitchen will continue to be closed until all corrective measures are finished and full compliance with food safety and regulatory requirements is achieved.
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