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Bombay High Court Orders FDA Reinspection of Five MCA Outlets
A food regulator inspected five food outlets at the Mumbai Cricket Association’s premises.
The inspection happened on August 20.
The next day, the regulator suspended their licences and registration.
It said the outlets had possible problems with hygiene, storage and handling food.
The outlets are run by M/s Shirke Infrastructure, but their licences are in the Mumbai Cricket Association’s name.
The Bombay High Court has ordered the regulator to inspect them again.
The court said the suspension should be lifted if the outlets follow the food-safety rules.
The new inspection must include proper scores.
The Bombay High Court ordered a reinspection of five Mumbai Cricket Association food outlets at its Bandra Kurla Complex premises.
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration suspended the outlets’ licences and registration one day after inspecting them on August 20.
The regulator cited alleged hygiene, storage and food-handling violations.
The outlets were operated by M/s Shirke Infrastructure, although the licences were issued in the Mumbai Cricket Association’s name.
The court orally asked the regulator to lift the suspension if the outlets comply with food-safety rules during reinspection.
- Who
- The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration, the Mumbai Cricket Association, M/s Shirke Infrastructure and the Bombay High Court are involved.
- What
- The court ordered the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration to reinspect five food outlets and potentially lift their licence suspension.
- Where
- The five outlets are at the Mumbai Cricket Association’s Bandra Kurla Complex premises in Mumbai.
- When
- The premises were inspected on August 20, the licences were suspended the next day, and the court issued its order on Tuesday.
- Why
- The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration cited alleged hygiene, storage and food-handling violations.
Food-Safety Regulator
Outlets and Licence Holder
Reason for suspension
Food-Safety Regulator
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration suspended the licences and registration after citing alleged hygiene, storage and food-handling violations.
Outlets and Licence Holder
The five outlets have been given another opportunity to demonstrate compliance through a court-ordered reinspection.
Reinspection outcome
Food-Safety Regulator
The regulator must conduct a reinspection using proper scores, as directed by the Bombay High Court.
Outlets and Licence Holder
The outlets could have their suspension lifted if the reinspection finds that they followed food-safety rules.
Key facts
- Regulator
- Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration
- Court
- Bombay High Court
- Number of outlets
- Five
- Inspection date
- August 20
- Suspension date
- The day after the inspection
- Premises
- Mumbai Cricket Association’s Bandra Kurla Complex facility
- Operator
- M/s Shirke Infrastructure
- Licence holder
- Mumbai Cricket Association
Sources
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