Archive · 22 May 2025
FDA Shuts Stalls, Destroys Food at Sanguem Feast in Raid
The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) checked food stalls at a feast in Sanguem.
They found some stalls were selling food in dirty conditions and didn't have the right permits.
The FDA closed down 16 stalls and threw away a lot of food items, like sauces and ice gola mix, because they were old or not stored properly.
Some gobi manchurian was made with expired sauce and the ice used in ice golas was dirty.
The FDA told the vendors to clean up, get licenses, or they will face more action.
Samples of food and sauce were taken for testing.
FDA shut down 16 food stalls at the Sanguem Purumentachem feast.
The stalls were operating without licenses and in unhygienic conditions.
Expired sauces and other items worth Rs 1.3 lakh were destroyed.
Gobi Manchurian was found to be made in unhygienic conditions.
The FDA collected samples of gobi Manchurian and sauces for analysis.
- Who
- The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA).
- What
- Shut down 16 stalls, destroyed items, and seized expired sauces.
- When
- The raid occurred at the Sanguem Purumentachem feast.
- Where
- Sanguem, India.
- Why
- Due to operating without licenses, unhygienic conditions, and expired products.
- Stalls Closed
- 16
- Value of Destroyed Items
- Rs 1.3 lakh
- Items Destroyed
- Expired sauces, ice gola concentrate, etc.
- Reasons for Action
- Unlicensed operation, unhygienic conditions
- Samples Taken
- Gobi Manchurian and sauces