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Parsi Dairy licence suspended in statewide FDA crackdown
NDTV··17 Jul
Maharashtra FDA conducted a statewide crackdown on July 14-15, suspending Mumbai 110-year-old Parsi Dairy Farm FSSAI licence over mould, poor sanitation, pests and missing expiry dates. Total seizures reached Rs 1.90 crore across 24 raids with 16 arrests and 11 FIRs filed. Dairy seizures totalled Rs 45.78 lakh, including Rs 32.10 lakh linked to Parsi Dairy in Palghar.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Parsi Dairy Farm products may be unavailable until licence conditions are restored.
- Consumers can report food safety issues via complaints.mahafda.in portal.
- Check expiry dates on dairy goods after statewide seizure of contaminated stock.
What's Happening
- Maharashtra FDA suspended Parsi Dairy Farm FSSAI licence on July 14-15.
- Statewide raids seized Rs 1.90 crore worth of goods with 16 arrests.
- Dairy seizures totalled Rs 45.78 lakh including Palghar-linked stock.
FDA Crackdown Context
- Inspectors cited mould, poor sanitation, pests and missing expiry labels.
- The operation covered 24 raids and registered 11 FIRs statewide.
- Parsi Dairy Farm is a 110-year-old Mumbai dairy brand under scrutiny.
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