Cyberabad civic body cracks down on eateries in Madeenaguda, Moosapet over food safety violations
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation conducted inspections at two restaurants in Hyderabad, uncovering multiple food safety violations. Gismat Jail Mandi was found operating without a valid license and had serious hygiene issues, leading to immediate action. Udupi Upahar also faced closure for operating with an expired license and had significant cleanliness problems in the kitchen.
- ▪Food safety officials found hygiene and safety violations at two eateries in Hyderabad.
- ▪Gismat Jail Mandi was operating without a valid FSSAI license and had improperly stored food.
- ▪Udupi Upahar was closed for operating with an expired license and had serious cleanliness issues.
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Food safety officials of the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) conducted inspections at two food establishments in Madeenaguda and Moosapet areas of Hyderabad on Tuesday and found many hygiene and food safety violations.During an inspection at Gismat Jail Mandi restaurant in Madeenaguda, the food safety team found raw and semi-prepared non-vegetarian food items stored without labels, while chicken, mutton and fish were stored improperly. The improperly stored food items were discarded immediately during the inspection.The establishment was operating without a valid Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) licence.
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