Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Indore Officials Shut Unlicensed Bakery Over Hygiene Violations
Food safety officials inspected several food businesses in Indore on Tuesday.
At Aman Bakery, they found an unclean kitchen and food stored in poor conditions.
They also found rotten potatoes and destroyed them.
The bakery did not have a valid food licence, so officials stopped its production.
They took samples of baked foods to be tested.
Officials also collected samples from three other businesses.
Altogether, they collected 15 samples.
More action will be decided after the test results come back.
Food safety officials stopped production at Aman Bakery in Nandbag Colony on Tuesday.
Inspectors reported a dirty kitchen, rusted food-storage racks and uncovered items.
Rotten potatoes found at the bakery were destroyed on site.
Officials collected baked-food samples and ordered production to remain halted until cleaning and corrective measures are completed.
A total of 15 samples from four establishments will be tested at the State Food Testing Laboratory in Bhopal.
- Who
- Food Safety Administration officials, including Senior Food Officer Manish Swami.
- What
- Officials stopped production at an unlicensed bakery over hygiene violations and collected 15 food samples from four establishments.
- When
- Tuesday; the article does not specify a date.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh; the samples will be sent to a state laboratory in Bhopal.
- Why
- Officials found hygiene violations and the bakery operating without a valid food licence; other inspections followed complaints.
- Bakery
- Aman Bakery, Nandbag Colony
- Reason production stopped
- Hygiene violations and no valid food licence
- Destroyed food
- Rotten potatoes
- Other inspected establishments
- Shri Namkeen, Dwarkadhish Bhojanalaya and Saras Grocery Store
- Total samples collected
- 15
- Testing location
- State Food Testing Laboratory, Bhopal
- Next step
- Further action will follow after test reports are received.