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FSSAI serves notice to restaurant in Coimbatore after videos of worms in burger surface

FSSAI serves notice to restaurant in Coimbatore after videos of worms in burger surface
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The FSSAI has issued a notice to a multinational fast-food restaurant in Coimbatore following a customer's claim that a burger contained live worms. Authorities inspected the facility's hygiene and storage records, and the restaurant has been ordered to provide an explanation and surveillance footage.

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This incident highlights food safety regulatory enforcement and the impact of social media-driven consumer complaints on corporate accountability.

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The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Monday (June 8, 2026) served a notice to an outlet of a multinational fast food restaurant chain after a customer alleged that a chicken burger purchased from the restaurant had live worms.

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The report balances the customer's allegation with the official regulatory response and inspection findings.

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