Archive · 30 Jul 2026
FDA Inspects 3 Bombay High Court Canteens, Stops 2
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration checked three food stalls inside the Bombay High Court.
Two of the stalls were told to stop selling food because they didn't have the required safety licence.
The third stall had a licence but needed to fix some problems, so it got a notice to improve.
This inspection is part of a bigger effort to make sure food places in government buildings follow safety rules.
The FDA will send a report to the court and may take more action later.
FDA inspected three canteens inside Bombay High Court premises.
Two canteens were ordered to stop operations for lacking FSSAI licences.
Third canteen received an improvement notice for deficiencies despite holding a licence.
Inspection is part of a wider FDA drive at government and semi‑government institutions.
Report to be submitted to court; further action pending.
- Who
- Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration
- What
- Inspected canteens inside Bombay High Court and issued stop notices for lacking FSSAI licences
- When
- July 30, 2026
- Where
- Bombay High Court, Mumbai
- Why
- To enforce compliance with Food Safety and Standards Authority of India licence requirements as directed by the court
- Regulator
- Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration
- Location
- Bombay High Court, Mumbai
- Number of Canteens Inspected
- 3
- Canteens Ordered to Stop
- 2
- Canteen with Improvement Notice
- 1
- Licence Requirement
- FSSAI licence
- Inspection Date
- July 30, 2026