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Intensive Food Safety Inspections Continue in Srinagar

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Intensive Food Safety Inspections Continue in Srinagar

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As part of ongoing efforts to ensure food safety across Srinagar city and Rular areas of District Srinagar, a team from Food Safety wing of Drug Control Organization srinagar along with Food Safety Officer ICLC conducted intensive inspections at Brain and Nishat and one more team along with other allied department carried out joint market checking at Pantha Chowk and Khanmouh areas and other rular areas of Srinagar like fakirgojri area as well.

The team collected samples of various food items for analytical purposes.

During the inspections, several Food Business Operators (FBOs) were found to be operating without valid registrations and licenses. Additionally, poor hygiene conditions were observed at some establishments, prompting the department to take action. 8 Food Business Operators were compounded under Section 69 of the Food Safety and Standards Act for non-compliance.

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The department will continue its drives across Srinagar city and Rular areas of District Srinagar to ensure that food quality meets the standards set by the Food Safety and Standards Act.

The Food Safety wing of Drug Control Organization remains committed to protecting public health by ensuring that food sold in the markets are safe and wholesome.

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