FDA Inspects Government Canteens Following Bombay High Court Directive
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- The Indian Express
- Hindustan Times
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The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has begun inspecting government and semi-government eating establishments following a directive from the Bombay High Court. This order was issued during a hearing regarding the suspension of the FSSAI licence for the Park Inn by Radisson hotel in Navi Mumbai, where the court advised the FDA to take realistic action and issue improvement notices before suspending licences.
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- This outlet focused on the specific results of the inspections at the High Court premises and the conflicting claims between the FDA and the Bombay Bar Association regarding the closure of a canteen.
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- This outlet framed the event around the judicial proceedings, emphasizing the court's criticism of the FDA's enforcement methods and its call for more proportional action.
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