Mumbai FDA Suspends Six Eateries Over Unhygienic Conditions

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Mumbai has suspended six eateries due to severe hygiene violations, including the presence of rats, cockroaches, and rotting or expired food. This crackdown highlights ongoing efforts to ensure food safety standards in the city.

30 Jun, 05:56 — 30 Jun, 05:56

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hindustan-timesMostly Factual8d ago

Rats, cockroaches, expired food: FDA cracks down on 6 Mumbai eateries

The action was taken against Flint & Waarsa, a restaurant in Nariman Point area, and five other establishments, including hotels, restaurants and a bakery.

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Rats, cockroaches, expired food: FDA cracks down on 6 Mumbai eateries

Rats, cockroaches, rotting food: FDA suspends six Mumbai eateries in hygiene crackdown

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