The Hindu·3 min read·medium

FDA suspends license of Mumbai's Otters Club over analogue paneer; Crackdown on several other establishments across Maharashtra

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Yohaan Varghese
FDA suspends license of Mumbai's Otters Club over analogue paneer; Crackdown on several other establishments across Maharashtra
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The Maharashtra FDA has suspended the food licenses of several establishments, including Mumbai's Otters Club, for health violations and the use of banned analogue paneer. The crackdown is part of a statewide enforcement drive to ensure food safety and hygiene standards.

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This enforcement action underscores the ongoing challenges in food safety regulation and the importance of consumer protection in the hospitality industry.

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The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the food license of Otters Club in Bandra, for the use of analogue paneer, including several other restaurants in Mumbai.

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