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Indore Bakery Faces Proposed Food Registration Suspension After Inspection
Food safety officials inspected several food businesses in Indore during checks ahead of a festival season.
At Ayush Bakery, they said they found cleanliness problems and cherries that appeared to be past their expiry date.
They also said the bakery did not have some required worker health and pest-control records.
Officials have proposed suspending the bakery’s food registration, but the case has been sent to the registration authority.
Two other businesses received notices telling them to improve conditions.
Officials also took food samples from those businesses for testing.
Food safety officials proposed suspending Ayush Bakery’s registration after inspecting its Chhota Bangarda unit on Wednesday.
Inspectors reported garbage near cake preparation, flies and ants on tables, poorly maintained cold-storage equipment, and allegedly expired cherries.
The bakery reportedly lacked workers’ medical fitness certificates and pest-control records; officials said its cakes were sold in nearby rural areas.
Deepnisha Home Industry received an improvement notice, and officials collected a rajgira laddoo sample for testing.
Kishan Chips and Food Product received an improvement notice for poor storage and missing records; a chips sample was collected for laboratory testing.
- Who
- The Food Safety Administration inspected Ayush Bakery, Deepnisha Home Industry, and Kishan Chips and Food Product.
- What
- Officials proposed suspension of Ayush Bakery’s food registration and issued improvement notices to the other two businesses.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, including the bakery’s Chhota Bangarda unit.
- When
- Wednesday; the inspections were described as part of festive-season checks.
- Why
- Officials reported hygiene and storage lapses, missing records, and allegedly expired cherries at the bakery.
Food safety officials
Businesses inspected
Ayush Bakery inspection findings
Food safety officials
Officials reported unhygienic conditions, allegedly expired cherries, and missing worker health and pest-control records, and proposed suspending the food registration.
Businesses inspected
The article does not include a response from Ayush Bakery.
Key facts
- Ayush Bakery location
- Chhota Bangarda, Indore
- Proposed action
- Suspension of Ayush Bakery’s food registration; the case was forwarded to the registration authority.
- Bakery findings
- Reported garbage near preparation, ants and flies, poorly maintained refrigerators and freezers, and allegedly expired cherries.
- Missing bakery records
- Workers’ medical fitness certificates and pest-control records.
- Deepnisha Home Industry
- Issued an improvement notice; a rajgira laddoo sample was collected for testing.
- Kishan Chips and Food Product
- Issued an improvement notice over poor storage and missing medical and pest-control records; a chips sample was collected.
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