FDA Shuts Down Unhygienic Bakery in Gaunswado, Mapusa, Imposes Rs 10,000 Fine
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has taken swift action against an unhygienic bakery in Gaunswado, Mapusa, by shutting down the retail unit and imposing a fine of Rs 10,000. This decisive move underscores the FDA’s commitment to ensuring public health and safety.
“The FDA is committed to protecting the health and well-being of consumers by enforcing strict food safety regulations and standards,” said a FDA official. “We will not tolerate any compromise on food safety and hygiene, and businesses found violating these standards will face penalties.”
The bakery was found to be operating in unhygienic conditions, posing a risk to consumer health. The FDA’s primary goal is to protect public health by enforcing strict food safety regulations and standards.
The FDA plays a crucial role in maintaining food safety standards in the region. Regular inspections and surprise checks are conducted to identify and address potential health hazards. Businesses found violating these standards face penalties, including fines and shutdowns, to safeguard consumer health.
“This action serves as a warning to food establishments to prioritize cleanliness and hygiene,”FDA official further said. “We urge all food businesses to adhere to the highest standards of food safety and hygiene to ensure the well-being of consumers.”
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