Maharashtra FDA suspends food licences at Mumbai clubs over hygiene breaches
Food licences at several Mumbai private clubs were suspended after Maharashtra FDA inspections found pests, expired ingredients, mouldy food and sanitation lapses. The enforcement drive raises compliance pressure across food-service operators, including school canteens and campus vendors.
Maharashtra FDA suspended food licences of several Mumbai private clubs after inspections found cockroaches, flies, expired ingredients and other hygiene breaches. The statewide food-safety drive also targets school canteens and junk-food sales on campuses.
Why this matters
The club suspensions extend Maharashtra FDA's recent school-food enforcement: it required FSSAI licences for canteens, banned junk food, and ordered schools to curb high-fat, sugary food sales and promotion.
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