Indore's Curryeves, Apna Sweets Among 3 Eateries Inspected For Food Safety; Samples Of Butter Paneer, Mixed Veg Sent For Testing
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Food Safety Administration inspected three food establishments on Monday following complaints and surprise checks, finding hygiene lapses and collecting 13 food samples for laboratory testing. Senior Food Safety Officer Manish Swami said a surprise inspection at Curryeves restaurant on Bypass Road found that employees' medical certificates and pest-control…
Indore's Food Safety Administration conducted inspections on three eateries on Monday following complaints and surprise checks. The establishments, Curryeves restaurant, Apna Sweets, and New Sundar Hotel, were found to have hygiene lapses, leading to the collection of 13 food samples for laboratory testing. Senior Food Safety Officer Manish Swami reported that Curryeves lacked employees' medical certificates and pest-control certificates.
Open dustbins in the kitchen and mixed storage of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food in the same refrigerator were also noted. Apna Sweets received a complaint through WhatsApp, prompting officials to direct the management to improve cleanliness and food hygiene. Seven samples from the sweets shop were sent for testing, which will be sent to the State Food Testing Laboratory in Bhopal.
New Sundar Hotel was also inspected, with two samples of paneer and rice collected for testing. Both establishments will be issued notices, and further action under the Food Safety and Standards Act will be taken after laboratory reports are received. Inspections and sampling will continue across the city.
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