FDA freezes licence of Mumbai’s iconic ice cream outlet over rats on premises
Mumbai's iconic K Rustom ice cream parlour has had its license suspended by the Maharashtra FDA due to severe hygiene violations. Inspectors discovered live rats, flies, and expired artificial flavoring agents on the premises.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing public health concerns and the effectiveness of local regulatory crackdowns on popular food establishments.
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration has suspended the licence of Mumbai’s iconic K Rustom ice cream parlour near Churchgate railway station for allegedly violating hygiene and food safety norms, including storing expired artificial flavouring agents, officials said.
The article reports on official government findings and regulatory actions without editorializing.
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