FDA suspended licence of 2 restaurants in Pune

The FDA inspection found sanitation deficiencies leading to the restaurant’s licence being suspended

FDA suspended licence of 2 restaurants in Pune: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Pune, has suspended the food licenses of two popular restaurants in the city. The move came after food safety officials raided these restaurants and found violations of food safety regulations. 

The FDA team On Friday, raided Vaishali and Rupali restaurants. During the inspection, the Vaishali restaurant received a score of 58 out of 98. Based on this low score, its food license has been suspended. The FDA inspection found that the pan used for making dosa and uttapa was located near the men’s washroom. A refrigerator containing raw food was located near the women’s washroom. The uncooked food was stored in an open corridor. The FDA found inadequate sanitation during the inspection, leading to the restaurant’s license being suspended. 

During the inspection of Rupali restaurant, FDA found sanitation deficiencies. The opened restaurant structure raised risk of food spoilage. It is worth noting that both Vaishali and Rupali restaurants are popular in Pune. However, FDA suspended their food licences due to poor hygiene.

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