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Bombay High Court said ‘inspect govt canteens’, FDA came to shut theirs (opens the original)
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A day after the Bombay High Court directed the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to inspect all government and semi-government eating establishments, FDA officials on Thursday reached its doorstep to inspect court canteens. During the inspection, the FDA suspended operations of two establishments after discovering that they were serving food without the required FSSAI licences. The third canteen had the required licence but was issued an improvement notice. Three canteens on the Bom
The FDA came for adulterated milk. Mumbai’s sweet shops are paying the price (opens the original)
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Over the past two months, Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration has inspected 360 establishments, seized 1,60,329 litres of adulterated milk worth Rs 65.17 lakh, suspended 35 licences and registered seven FIRs. Much of the dairy trade warned the crackdown would leave Mumbai short of milk. It hasn’t. Interviews across the supply chain suggest something more revealing. The crackdown has pushed a layer of cheap, adulterated milk out of the market without leaving households short. Bulk buyers a
Around Town: Why everyone in Mumbai is still talking about Kaspers, Bandra’s buzziest bistro (opens the original)
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It opened late last year, dinner service only, and packed reservations. At a gathering earlier this year with a pastry chef and a food blogger, the conversation drifted to “have you dined at Kaspers yet?” The buzz had reached everyone, including a food influencer who has stopped dining out entirely to follow a diet. She made an exception for Kaspers. Eight months later, it now opens for longer hours — covering breakfast, lunch and dinner, but the buzz hasn’t died down. Even on a heavily pouring
Asked to sign before packing leftovers? Why ITC Maratha’s disclaimer went viral (opens the original)
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A photograph of a disclaimer that guests at Mumbai’s ITC Maratha are asked to sign before taking home leftover food has gone viral, with many expressing surprise over what the hotel describes as a “legal document.” An X user who shared the photograph wrote: “A friend had dinner at ITC Maratha and asked them to pack leftovers to go and they made him sign a disclaimer that the food will be eaten within two hours or discarded! Hilariously bizarre!” A friend had dinner at ITC Maratha and asked them
25 transfers in 20 years: Meet Tukaram Mundhe, the IAS officer Mumbai’s restaurants fear (opens the original)
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Every working day between 4 and 5 pm, the door to the commissioner’s office at Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) headquarters in Bandra Kurla Complex opens to anyone who walks in. On the afternoon The Indian Express visited, the owner of Noor Mohammadi, the century-old Mohammad Ali Road institution, was there with his son, the restaurant’s fourth-generation custodian. Days earlier, the FDA had suspended their licence. They had come to understand how to get it revoked. Many who arr
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