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Parsi Dairy Farm FSSAI licence suspended over hygiene lapses
Indian Express··17 Jul
The Mumbai FDA suspended the FSSAI licence of 110-year-old Parsi Dairy Farm at Marine Lines with immediate effect after a July 14 inspection found fungal growth on storage walls, raw material stored on the floor, flies, missing pest control nets and incomplete staff medical records. Officials said lapses could cause microbiological contamination and pose serious health risks to consumers.
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What It Means For You
- Mumbai consumers should verify dairy product expiry and source labels.
- Even long-established brands must meet current FSSAI hygiene standards.
- FDA statewide milk inspections may affect other dairy outlets.
What's Happening
- Parsi Dairy Farm's FSSAI licence was suspended on July 14.
- FDA found fungus, flies and missing expiry labels.
- The outlet must halt operations until compliance is restored.
Parsi Dairy Farm Context
- The Marine Lines dairy has operated for 110 years.
- The inspection was part of a statewide milk products drive.
- Officials cited risks of microbiological contamination.
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