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298 Kg Mawa Seized, Unit Shut Over Registration Violation In Indore

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The food safety department seized about 298 kg of 'mawa', 28 kg of vegetable oil and 15 kg of semolina, worth about Rs 75,000, during inspections of two food manufacturing units on Thursday. Officials collected five samples from the first unit and two jelly samples from the second for laboratory testing. Officials said the inspection team visited Shri Shyam Food Agency in…

298 Kg Mawa Seized, Unit Shut Over Registration Violation In Indore

Indore, Madhya Pradesh: During inspections of two food manufacturing units, the food safety department seized approximately 298 kg of mawa, 28 kg of vegetable oil, and 15 kg of semolina, valued at around Rs 75,000. The team from Shri Shyam Food Agency in Ahirkhedi village found that the unit was producing mawa by extracting fat from milk and adding skimmed milk powder, alongside the presence of vegetable oil, leading to its suspension of operations for operating without the correct registration category.

Marbello Food Products in Palda faced deficiencies such as poor raw material storage conditions, a dirty jelly manufacturing area, improper hygiene practices, and the department has issued a notice to the unit for further corrective action.

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