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750 Rotten Eggs, Expired Food Seized In Telangana Over Hygiene Violations
Food safety inspections conducted by the Telangana Food Safety Department at a bakery and a brewery in Hyderabad uncovered serious hygiene and food safety violations.
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12 Crates Of Fake 'Bellery' Water Seized From Train In UP's Sultanpur
A closer look at the bottles revealed the label 'Bellery', a mimic of the well-known packaged water brand Bisleri.
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150 kg Food Discarded After Hygiene Violations At Lulu Hypermarket, Hyderabad
The inspection uncovered pest infestation, expired licences, poor hygiene conditions and improper food storage practices
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Black, Unsafe Cooking Oil Found At Hyderabad KFC During A Surprise Raid
The surprise check was conducted by the Zonal Commissioner, Serilingampally, along with the Food Safety Officer team.
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1,664 Kg Of Fake Paneer Worth Rs 5 Lakh Seized In Aligarh, UP
The confiscated stock, estimated to be worth nearly ₹5 lakh, was deemed unsafe for consumption
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900 kg Adulterated Paneer Worth Rs 2.25 Lakh Destroyed By Food Safety Team In Ghaziabad
The seized stock, valued at approximately Rs 2.25 lakh, was subsequently destroyed.
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Momos Swarmed By Flies, 20 Litres Coloured Chutney Seized In Kanpur Food Safety Raid
The footage from the raid shows uncovered, uncooked momos placed directly on the floor and swarmed by flies. The overall setting appears dirty and poorly maintained.
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Hyderabad Officials Bust Unhygienic Unit Frying 1,000 Kg Onions In Reused Oil
Officials destroyed approximately 1,000 kg of raw onions and 70 kg of fried onions. Around 480 kg of cooking oil was seized after samples were collected for analysis.
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Rs 8 Lakh Worth Of Unauthorised Milk And Ghee Seized In Telangana
The teams observed the sale of non-branded and loose milk and ghee in several areas.
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Pigeon Droppings, Expired Tamarind Tampering Found At BigBasket Warehouse In Hyderabad
Food safety officials said the inspection revealed serious sanitation and compliance lapses at the warehouse, prompting sample testing and regulatory scrutiny.
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Food Authority's Strict Warning Against Illegal Ripening Of Mango, Banana
Calcium carbide, commonly referred to as "masala", has been historically misused to artificially ripen fruits such as mangoes, bananas and papayas.
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Pune Food Authority Busts 3,800 kg Mango Pulp Mixed With Unsafe Food Colours
Authorities estimated the value of the adulterated mango pulp seized from the two Pune locations at Rs 2,23,196.
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Bengaluru Highway Dhabas Fined Rs 1.45 Lakh After Surprise Inspections Reveal Hygiene Violations
Food safety officials have imposed fines on a total of 41 dhabas during their recent drive.
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Food Regulator Orders Nationwide Drive Against Fake Paneer, Moves To Tighten Labelling Norms
FSSAI directs states to intensify inspections against adulterated and non-dairy products sold as paneer across the supply chain.
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Insect Found In Food Served At Ahmedabad's 1944 The Hocco Kitchen, Food Authority Imposes Rs 5,000 Fine
Officials verified the complaint during an inspection, citing hygiene concerns but no major systemic lapses.
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750 Rotten Eggs, Expired Food Seized In Telangana Over Hygiene Violations
Food safety inspections conducted by the Telangana Food Safety Department at a bakery and a brewery in Hyderabad uncovered serious hygiene and food safety violations.
-
12 Crates Of Fake 'Bellery' Water Seized From Train In UP's Sultanpur
A closer look at the bottles revealed the label 'Bellery', a mimic of the well-known packaged water brand Bisleri.
-
150 kg Food Discarded After Hygiene Violations At Lulu Hypermarket, Hyderabad
The inspection uncovered pest infestation, expired licences, poor hygiene conditions and improper food storage practices
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Black, Unsafe Cooking Oil Found At Hyderabad KFC During A Surprise Raid
The surprise check was conducted by the Zonal Commissioner, Serilingampally, along with the Food Safety Officer team.
-
1,664 Kg Of Fake Paneer Worth Rs 5 Lakh Seized In Aligarh, UP
The confiscated stock, estimated to be worth nearly ₹5 lakh, was deemed unsafe for consumption
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900 kg Adulterated Paneer Worth Rs 2.25 Lakh Destroyed By Food Safety Team In Ghaziabad
The seized stock, valued at approximately Rs 2.25 lakh, was subsequently destroyed.
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Momos Swarmed By Flies, 20 Litres Coloured Chutney Seized In Kanpur Food Safety Raid
The footage from the raid shows uncovered, uncooked momos placed directly on the floor and swarmed by flies. The overall setting appears dirty and poorly maintained.
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Hyderabad Officials Bust Unhygienic Unit Frying 1,000 Kg Onions In Reused Oil
Officials destroyed approximately 1,000 kg of raw onions and 70 kg of fried onions. Around 480 kg of cooking oil was seized after samples were collected for analysis.
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Rs 8 Lakh Worth Of Unauthorised Milk And Ghee Seized In Telangana
The teams observed the sale of non-branded and loose milk and ghee in several areas.
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Pigeon Droppings, Expired Tamarind Tampering Found At BigBasket Warehouse In Hyderabad
Food safety officials said the inspection revealed serious sanitation and compliance lapses at the warehouse, prompting sample testing and regulatory scrutiny.
-
Food Authority's Strict Warning Against Illegal Ripening Of Mango, Banana
Calcium carbide, commonly referred to as "masala", has been historically misused to artificially ripen fruits such as mangoes, bananas and papayas.
-
Pune Food Authority Busts 3,800 kg Mango Pulp Mixed With Unsafe Food Colours
Authorities estimated the value of the adulterated mango pulp seized from the two Pune locations at Rs 2,23,196.
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Bengaluru Highway Dhabas Fined Rs 1.45 Lakh After Surprise Inspections Reveal Hygiene Violations
Food safety officials have imposed fines on a total of 41 dhabas during their recent drive.
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Food Regulator Orders Nationwide Drive Against Fake Paneer, Moves To Tighten Labelling Norms
FSSAI directs states to intensify inspections against adulterated and non-dairy products sold as paneer across the supply chain.
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Insect Found In Food Served At Ahmedabad's 1944 The Hocco Kitchen, Food Authority Imposes Rs 5,000 Fine
Officials verified the complaint during an inspection, citing hygiene concerns but no major systemic lapses.
