Dirty Kitchen, Rotten Potatoes Found As Indore Officials Shut Unlicensed Bakery
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Food Safety Administration officials on Tuesday stopped food production at Aman Bakery in Nandbag Colony after finding serious hygiene violations and the unit operating without a valid food licence. Senior Food Officer Manish Swami said inspectors found a dirty kitchen, rusted iron racks being used to store food and several items kept uncovered. Rotten potatoes found on…
Indore officials have halted food production at Aman Bakery in Nandbag Colony following unsanitary conditions and unauthorized operation. Senior Food Officer Manish Swami discovered a dirty kitchen, rusted storage racks, and uncovered food items during the inspection. Rotten potatoes were immediately disposed of. The bakery will cease operations until proper cleaning and remedial actions are undertaken.
Samples of baked samosas, cake, and khari were sent for testing. Additional inspections were conducted at Shri Namkeen and Dwarkadhish Bhojanalaya, with Namkeen samples and six food items collected for analysis. At Saras Grocery Store, four samples of ghee and Maggi noodles were seized. In total, 15 food samples will be sent to the State Food Testing Laboratory in Bhopal for examination. Subsequent actions will be determined based on the test results.
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