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FSSAI seizes 45 metric ton of expired beer, conducts further investigation The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) along with Customs officials,conducted a joint inspection at the Public Bonded Warehouse in Dwarka, New Delhi, and found 45 metric tonne of expired beer.The searches were conducted in the second week of January.According to FSSAI, the findings revealed a clear violation of the provisions outlined in the Food Safety and Standards (FSS) Act of 2006 During the inspection of goods, it was discovered that a Food Business Operator (FBO) had a stockpile of 45 metric tonne of expired beer of a popular brand, with an estimated value of Rs 1 crore, stored in the warehouse. In response to the violations, FSSAI, team led by S Vijayarani, Director, Northern Region,seized all the expired products. The seized products will be subject to further investigation.FSSAI's statement into the matter says that the food authority is currently conducting a comprehensive inquiry into the matter to ascertain the full extent of the violation and to take necessary actions as per the regulatory framework."FSSAI's crackdown underlines its commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of consumers, by enforcing stringent regulations and taking timely action against the FBOs who are violating the regulatory provisions," reads the FSSAI statement. Further, FSSAI also asked consumers to report any instances of food safety concerns through a dedicated "Food Safety Connect" portal. #fssaiindia #fssai #fssaiindia #fssainews #fssairegistration #beerindustry #liquorindustry #inspection #foodconcerns #foodsafetyfirst #foodtechonline

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) license is a mandatory requirement for food business operators in India. The FSSAI license ensures that food products undergo stringent quality checks, thereby reducing instances of food adulteration and ensuring the quality of food products. Here are some key features of the FSSAI license: 1. Regulatory Compliance: Ensures that food businesses comply with the guidelines and regulations set by the FSSAI, enhancing food safety and quality standards. 2. Consumer Trust: Builds consumer confidence and trust in the quality and safety of the food products offered by licensed businesses. 3.Legal Requirement: Mandatory for all food businesses operating in India, including manufacturers, traders, restaurants, grocery stores, and importers. 4.Validity and Renewal: The license is valid for a period of 1 to 5 years and must be renewed before the expiration date to avoid penalties. #legalchalo #fssaiapproved #foodsafety #licensetocook #healthyeating #foodbusiness #qualitycontrol #safefood #compliancematters #foodindustry #regulatorycompliance

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) license is a mandatory requirement for food business operators in India. The FSSAI license ensures that food products undergo stringent quality checks, thereby reducing instances of food adulteration and ensuring the quality of food products. Here are some key features of the FSSAI license: 1. Regulatory Compliance: Ensures that food businesses comply with the guidelines and regulations set by the FSSAI, enhancing food safety and quality standards. 2. Consumer Trust: Builds consumer confidence and trust in the quality and safety of the food products offered by licensed businesses. 3.Legal Requirement: Mandatory for all food businesses operating in India, including manufacturers, traders, restaurants, grocery stores, and importers. 4.Validity and Renewal: The license is valid for a period of 1 to 5 years and must be renewed before the expiration date to avoid penalties. #legalchalo #fssaiapproved #foodsafety #licensetocook #healthyeating #foodbusiness #qualitycontrol #safefood #compliancematters #foodindustry #regulatorycompliance

Several media outlets are reporting a disturbing incident in Mumbai that underscores the importance of food safety, particularly for online food orders. Dr. Brendan Ferrao, a resident of Malad, had a horrifying experience when he discovered a foreign object in his ice cream cone, which he had ordered through an online food delivery app. While enjoying his butterscotch ice cream, Dr. Ferrao bit into something unexpected and fortunately did not consume it. Upon closer inspection, he discovered a human fingernail attached to a human finger. One can only imagine the horror he must be experiencing. Thankfully, he raised his voice and shared his experience, also expressing his concerns about the potential contamination of the entire ice cream batch. The object is under further investigation by authorities, and findings will be shared with the public later. The brand name shared by the police officer is reported to be "YUMMO ICE CREAMS". After searching a lot, I couldn't find the concerned BATCH NUMBER. If anyone has information on this, please share it with me, I can add it to the post. This incident serves as a stark reminder that food safety goes beyond just convenience. Food is essential for our health and well-being, not just a commodity to be rushed through production and delivery chains. This incident emphasizes the need for stronger food safety regulations and stricter quality control measures throughout the entire food supply chain, from farm to table. Image Source: NDTV India #foodsafety #foodsafetyconcern #mumbai #foodquality

🧀 Exciting Developments in Maharashtra's Food Industry! 🍔 Inspections to Ensure Cheese Authenticity! Maharashtra state intensifies checks on global fast-food brands like McDonald's, Domino's, Pizza Hut, Burger King, and KFC, launching a determined crackdown on misleading cheese claims. Let's prioritize consumer transparency and food safety to ensure no regulations are infringed! 👨🍳 ✨ Terms to understand : 🚨 Crackdown : A determined effort to enforce rules and regulations, ensuring adherence. 🔴 Infringed : Violated or breached food and safety regulations, misleading consumers. 🔍 #FoodSafety #MaharashtraInspections #CheeseAuthenticity #FastFoodChecks #ConsumerTransparency #GlobalBrands #MaharashtraFoodRegulations 📰 Source: Reuters

In a recent update, Westlife Foodworld, the largest franchisee of McDonald’s in India, announced that the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has verified McDonald’s India's use of 100% real cheese in its products. This confirmation aligns with McDonald’s assertion of using solely authentic cheese without any substitutes or analogues. Moreover, results from tests conducted by an NABL-accredited lab on McDonald’s outlets in the west and south zones further validate the exclusive use of real cheese across its products. This development underscores McDonald’s commitment to quality and compliance with FSSAI standards. According to Section 31(1) of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, all Food Business Operators in India must obtain a license from the FSSAI. The licensing procedure is governed by the Food Safety & Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Business) Regulations, 2011. Whether it's manufacturing, storing, transporting, or distributing food, any food business in India needs an FSSAI License or Registration, depending on its scale and operations. Contact us: customer.care@mindsync.co.in | +91 8951644484 | www.mindsync.co.in #MindSyncIndia #WeareMindSync #McDonaldsIndia #RealCheese #FSSAIApproved #FoodSafety #ComplianceConfirmed #WestlifeFoodworld #QualityAssurance #trending #Foodsafety #McDonaldsQuality #FSSAIVerified #AuthenticCheese #FoodStandards #IndianFoodIndustry #WestlifeFranchise #RealIngredients #QualityAssured #FoodCompliance

FSSAI confiscates 45 metric tons of expired beer, taking swift action against violations of the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006! 🚫🍺 In a collaborative effort, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and Customs officials carried out a joint inspection at the Public Bonded Warehouse in Dwarka, New Delhi, unearthing 45 metric tons of expired beer during the second week of January. The detected expired beer, belonging to a renowned brand and valued at approximately Rs. 1 Crore, was discovered in the possession of a Food Business operator and stored in the warehouse. According to the FSSAI, the investigations revealed a blatant breach of the provisions established in the 2006 Food Safety and Standards Act (FSS). Hope you discovered useful information... Keep expanding your knowledge with us...!!💡 😊 #foodsafety #fssai #enforcement #regulatorycompliance #foodsafetymatters #healthandsafety #consumerprotection #zerotolerance #foodindustry #compliancematters #safefood #beer #foodtechnology #foodtech #news #newsupdate #foodbusiness #consultants

Food regulator FSSAI has asked food business operators to immediately remove claims of 100% fruit juices in advertisements as well as labels on packaged products. FSSAI India Click on the link below to know more... #retailnews #retailtrends #retailsector #retailindustry #retailing #retailresults #retailupdates #businessnews #retailgrowth #retailsectornews #retailindia #retailtrends #retailbusiness #ir #IndiaRetailing

Ensuring Food Safety Over the past two years, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has rejected over 1,550 food products for failing to meet safety standards. In FY 2022-23 alone, 1,000 items, including cheese, almonds, milk products, whiskey, dates, apples, coffee, seafood, and chocolates, were flagged. An additional 550 products faced rejection in FY 2023-24. While Indian food items like whole and powdered spices have faced scrutiny for chemical contamination, our Department of Commerce is proactively addressing these concerns by compiling a list of rejected countries and food items to guide future regulatory measures. This highlights the importance of rigorous checks to protect consumers, even from products originating in countries with strict safety regulations. Kudos to FSSAI for its diligent efforts in keeping our food supply safe! #FoodSafety #FSSAI #HealthFirst #ConsumerProtection

BETTER TO CONDUCT FOOD SAFETY REGULATOR SUMMIT IN BAZAR OR VILLAGE 80% Indians are largely poor people. They want to fill their stomach in morning Breakfast in 20 Rs and ready to go for work. Politicians realized this very earlier ,So they started Free Ration. What do you think? Ministry of Food Processing Industries Food Safety and Standards Authority of India #Foodsafety #Catering #fssai #Niftem #FICSI