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FDA Seizes Milk, Suspends Licenses in Maharashtra
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Maharashtra conducted a special inspection drive from July 16 to July 21.
They checked 103 hotels, restaurants, and similar places.
During this drive, they seized over 1,700 litres of milk and 896 kg of milk products worth Rs 1.44 lakh.
They also suspended the licenses of 16 eateries for not following food safety rules.
The FDA found that some milk was not stored properly and some products were of poor quality.
They also seized other food items worth Rs 5.56 lakh and took action against the sale of banned food products.
The FDA will continue to take strict action against those who violate food safety norms.
FDA seized 1,731 litres of milk and 896 kg of milk products worth Rs 1.44 lakh during a special inspection drive.
Licenses of 16 eateries were suspended for violating food safety norms.
1,683 litres of milk were seized from Sufi Dairy in Govandi for improper storage.
9 kg of suspected 'khoya' was seized from a bakery in Latur, and a milk vendor in Beed was fined Rs 25,000.
499 kg of milk was seized from Laxmi Dudh and 388 kg from Sai Dudh Centre in Sinnar for suspected substandard quality.
- Who
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of Maharashtra
- What
- Seizure of milk and milk products, suspension of licenses of 16 eateries
- Where
- Across Maharashtra
- When
- Between July 16 and 21
- Why
- To ensure food safety and hygiene standards are met
FDA's Strict Enforcement
Businesses' Compliance Challenges
Enforcement Actions
FDA's Strict Enforcement
FDA is taking strict actions to ensure food safety and hygiene standards are met.
Businesses' Compliance Challenges
Some businesses find it challenging to comply with the stringent regulations due to various constraints.
Key facts
- Total Milk Seized
- 1,731 litres
- Milk Products Seized
- 896 kg
- Value of Seized Milk Products
- Rs 1.44 lakh
- Number of Establishments Inspected
- 103
- Number of Licenses Suspended
- 16
- Number of Improvement Notices Issued
- 34
- Number of Raids Conducted
- 53
- Value of Other Seized Food Items
- Rs 5.56 lakh








