Maharashtra Food Body Suspends 30 Licenses, Seizes Stock Worth A Crore
An FDA statement on Monday said licences or registration certificates of 13 establishments in Mumbai, six in Konkan division, eight in Pune division and three in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar division were suspended.
Maharashtra's Food and Drug Administration has suspended 30 food licences and seized 50,601.78 kilograms of food stock between September 23 and 27 as part of a festive-season crackdown. This inspection targeted establishments in Mumbai, Konkan division, Pune division, and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar division, including Kyani & Co and Colaba Sweet Mart in the city.
The FDA found unsanitary conditions, including rodents, flies, dead insects, and poor sanitation practices at these locations. The Maharashtra FDA has initiated legal action against several food outlets and warned violators of severe consequences.
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