Maharashtra FDA Requires FSSAI Aprons at Mumbai's Girgaon Chowpatty

The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration told street food sellers in Mumbai to wear special aprons that show a safety logo.

These aprons help people see that the food is clean and safe.

If a seller doesn’t wear one, they can be fined.

The rule is part of a bigger plan to keep food on the street clean.

The government also gives training to vendors so they know how to keep their food safe.

The rule was first seen at Girgaon Chowpatty, a popular spot where many people eat street food.

The goal is to make sure everyone feels safe when they buy food from the street.

The government wants to make sure the food is clean and that people trust the vendors.

This is a new step to keep Mumbai’s street food safe.