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Mumbai Hotel Radha Licence Suspended After FDA Finds Hygiene Lapses

Mumbai Hotel Radha Licence Suspended After FDA Finds Hygiene Lapses
Mumbai food safety alert: Rats entering hotel kitchen through drain? FDA flags major hygiene lapses, suspends licence · businesstoday.in

Food inspectors visited Hotel Radha in Mumbai on August 18.

They said they saw rats and cockroaches in the kitchen.

Some rats were reportedly entering through open drains.

Inspectors also found dirty equipment, rusty utensils, grease, and stagnant water.

Some food and equipment were kept where dust and dirt could reach them.

Because of these problems, the FDA suspended the hotel’s food licence.

This means the hotel must stop making, storing, selling, and distributing food under the order.

The inspection was part of wider food-safety checks across Maharashtra.

Key facts

Inspection date
August 18
Establishment
Hotel Radha, Malad West, Mumbai
Reported pests
Live rats and cockroaches
Reported conditions
Open drains, grease buildup, dirty equipment, stagnant water, foul smells, and rusty utensils
Legal action
Licence suspended under Section 32(3) of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006
Effect of order
Food manufacturing, storage, sale, and distribution activities were ordered to stop
Wider inspection drive
Food products worth around ₹25 lakh were seized across 31 establishments, and five food business licences were suspended

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