The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cancelled the licences of nine restaurants in Mumbai, including five eateries operating at the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) Club in Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC), following inspections that found violations of food safety regulations.
The action was taken as part of the FDA’s ongoing drive to check food quality and compliance at restaurants and other establishments across the city. The five restaurants at the MCA’s BKC club were among those facing action after the authorities found irregularities during inspections. The FDA has also cancelled the licences of four other restaurants in Mumbai.
The move comes amid increased scrutiny of restaurants over food hygiene, safety standards, storage practices and compliance with licensing requirements. The FDA has warned establishments that violations of food safety norms will invite strict action, including suspension or cancellation of licences.
The latest action against the MCA club and other restaurants underlines the food regulator’s tougher approach towards establishments that fail to comply with prescribed safety standards.
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