FSSAI suspends 1,133 licences across India
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has suspended 1,133 food licences across the country as part of an extensive nationwide inspection campaign. This enforcement action, which involved checking over 56,000 food establishments, resulted in more than 10,000 improvement notices being issued and the seizure of nearly 3,280 metric tonnes of food products valued at Rs 81.8 crore.
The authority's goal was to tackle substandard practices and ensure greater compliance with food safety regulations. FSSAI is collaborating with state food safety departments to bolster checks throughout India's food industry.
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