The Maharashtra FDA is intensifying food-safety checks across Mumbai and the state after finding serious hygiene and storage violations.
IRCTC’s nationwide inspection drive is targeting unauthorised food and beverages, overcharging and hygiene violations to make train catering safer for passengers.
Karnataka officials seized suspected spurious medicines worth over ₹5 crore and are probing an alleged multi-state network.
A Pune sweet shop remained closed for 34 days despite a 98% compliance score, prompting the Bombay High Court to revoke its licence suspension and order ₹5 lakh compensation.
A Rohtak consumer commission ordered Apple India to refund ₹45,500 after failing to substantiate its claim of unauthorised phone modifications.
Karnataka’s food safety crackdown has uncovered expired chicken, meat and other unsafe food while inspections expand across hotels, canteens and storage facilities.
Maharashtra FDA seized expired Frooti, Appy Fizz and Candy Juice worth ₹99,970 during an overnight Chembur warehouse inspection.
The action against the iconic Camp outlet is part of Maharashtra’s wider crackdown on hygiene and food safety violations across restaurants and food businesses.
After inspecting all 434 licensed Ayurvedic manufacturing units, Maharashtra FDA cancelled 10 licences and issued notices to 135 others over serious violations.
A food-safety inspection at Apollo Hospitals in Bengaluru found multiple expired ingredients and stale bread amid a wider citywide crackdown.
