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Delhi Food Authority Destroys 4,100 kg Unsafe Paneer, Khoya Amid Festive Season
- Wednesday September 23, 2026
- Food | Reported by Ishika Verma, Edited by Jigyasa Kakwani
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has directed officials to take action against businesses where laboratory tests establish food safety violations.
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In Delhi, Over 2,800 Kg Of Unsafe Food Destroyed Ahead Of Festive Season
- Tuesday September 8, 2026
- Delhi News | Asian News International
Food safety teams inspected markets including Khoya Mandi, Mori Gate, Bagh Deewar, Sanjay Market and Janakpuri Mandi, focusing on suspected adulteration, poor storage conditions and the quality of products being sold to consumers.
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Crackdown Intensifies: 131 Kg Expired Food Destroyed In Delhi Ahead Of Festive Season
- Thursday August 27, 2026
- Author: Aishwarya Singh Chaudhary
Delhi's Food Safety Department destroyed 131 kg of expired khoya, besan and flour during inspections ahead of the festive season. Officials also collected 37 samples of paneer, khoya, ghee and sweets for testing.
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Delhi Food Authority Destroys 4,100 kg Unsafe Paneer, Khoya Amid Festive Season
- Wednesday September 23, 2026
- Food | Reported by Ishika Verma, Edited by Jigyasa Kakwani
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has directed officials to take action against businesses where laboratory tests establish food safety violations.
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www.ndtv.com
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In Delhi, Over 2,800 Kg Of Unsafe Food Destroyed Ahead Of Festive Season
- Tuesday September 8, 2026
- Delhi News | Asian News International
Food safety teams inspected markets including Khoya Mandi, Mori Gate, Bagh Deewar, Sanjay Market and Janakpuri Mandi, focusing on suspected adulteration, poor storage conditions and the quality of products being sold to consumers.
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www.ndtv.com
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Crackdown Intensifies: 131 Kg Expired Food Destroyed In Delhi Ahead Of Festive Season
- Thursday August 27, 2026
- Author: Aishwarya Singh Chaudhary
Delhi's Food Safety Department destroyed 131 kg of expired khoya, besan and flour during inspections ahead of the festive season. Officials also collected 37 samples of paneer, khoya, ghee and sweets for testing.
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www.ndtvprofit.com