2 weeks ago
Adam's Ale Food Licence Suspended Over Expired, Insect-Infested Food
Adam's Ale is a restaurant in Indore, a city in India.
Someone called a special government helpline to complain about the restaurant.
Food safety inspectors went to check the restaurant.
They found old food that had expired and bugs in some spices.
They also found that meat and vegetarian food were kept together in the same freezer.
The restaurant could not show water testing reports or health certificates for its workers.
The inspectors threw away the bad food right away.
They took six food samples to a laboratory for testing.
Because of these problems, the restaurant's licence to serve food was suspended.
The restaurant had also been fined before for safety problems.
Food safety officials inspected Adam's Ale in Indore after a complaint on the CM Helpline.
More than 10 expired food products were found in the restaurant's storeroom.
Pistachios, chilli powder and fennel seeds were found infested with insects.
The restaurant's food licence was suspended under Section 32(3) of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006.
Six samples, including paneer, curd and rajma, were sent to a State laboratory for testing.
- Who
- Adam's Ale restaurant, operated by Saahstra Food and Services Pvt Ltd, and food safety officials in Indore
- What
- The restaurant's food licence was suspended after an inspection found expired and insect-infested food and other hygiene violations.
- Where
- Bicholi Mardana, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- When
- Not specified in the article
- Why
- A complaint on the CM Helpline triggered an inspection that revealed violations of hygiene and food safety standards.
Key facts
- Restaurant
- Adam's Ale
- Operator
- Saahstra Food and Services Pvt Ltd
- Location
- Bicholi Mardana, Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Inspection trigger
- Complaint on CM Helpline
- Expired products found
- More than 10
- Insect-infested items
- Pistachios, chilli powder, fennel seeds
- Samples sent for testing
- 6 (paneer, curd, chilli powder, fennel seeds, pistachios, rajma)
- Legal basis for suspension
- Section 32(3), Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006











