FSSAI licence of five eateries in Telangana suspended
First reported 8 Oct, 15:09 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources
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HYDERABAD: TG SAFE seized 1,950 kg of pheni (a form of vermicelli) worth Rs 2.3 lakh and suspended the FSSAI licences of five food establishments after inspections found multiple food safety and hygiene violations in the city. The five establishments whose licences were suspended and which were ordered to stop…
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FSSAI licences of five establishments suspended, show-cause notices were issued to six units
HYDERABAD: TG SAFE seized 1,950 kg of pheni (a form of vermicelli) worth Rs 2.3 lakh and suspended the FSSAI licences of five food establishments after inspections found multiple food safety and hygiene violations in the city. The five establishments whose licences were suspended and which were ordered to stop…
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- Gutka stains at pheni units, TG SAFE suspends 5 licences (opens The Siasat Daily in a new tab)
Hyderabad: Ahead of Dasara, Telangana Standards Authority for Food and Essential Drugs (TG SAFE) on Thursday, October 8, conducted raids at 12 manufacturing and retail outlets selling pheni and khara and suspended Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) licenses of five establishments. Inspections were…
- 1,950 kg adulterated pheni seized in Hyderabad ahead of Dasara, Diwali (opens The Hindu in a new tab)
FSSAI licences of five establishments suspended, show-cause notices were issued to six units
- FSSAI licence of five eateries in Telangana suspended (opens The New Indian Express in a new tab)
HYDERABAD: TG SAFE seized 1,950 kg of pheni (a form of vermicelli) worth Rs 2.3 lakh and suspended the FSSAI licences of five food establishments after inspections found multiple food safety and hygiene violations in the city. The five establishments whose licences were suspended and which were ordered to stop…
