Mumbai FDA Suspends Licences Of 8 Eateries, Including Roshan Bakery And Satkar Caterers, Over Food Safety Violations
Mumbai, October 6, 2026: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the licences of eight eateries, including popular Roshan Bakery in Mazgaon and Satkar Caterers operating the staff canteen at R N Cooper Hospital, while suspending registration certificates of three other establishments in Mumbai Division over serious food safety and hygiene violations. FDA inspections found improper…
On October 6, 2026, the Mumbai Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suspended the licenses of eight eateries, including Roshan Bakery in Mazgaon and Satkar Caterers, for severe food safety and hygiene violations. The FDA inspected 11 establishments and found a range of issues, including improper food storage temperatures, pest infestation, use of non-food-grade materials, and inadequate documentation.
At Roshan Bakery, inspectors discovered rusted and stained baking trays, uncovered ready-to-eat food, and poor flooring and drainage. Satkar Caterers, operating a staff canteen at R N Cooper Hospital, faced problems such as flies, cockroaches, ineffective pest control, and poor worker hygiene. Other establishments under scrutiny include Nom Nom Restaurants, Chhotus Kitchen, and Tardeo Lunch Home, among others.
The FDA seized prohibited stock worth Rs 2.17 crore and 11,487 kg of food products worth Rs 7.88 lakh during a five-day drive.
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