Inspection Findings in Arambham, Madhapur, Hyderabad

Food safety inspectors in Arambham, Madhapur, Hyderabad discovered expired besan flour and food items worth ₹21,893 that violated labelling regulations. The inspectors observed that the establishment did not display the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) license in a prominent location. Additionally, they found poorly maintained refrigerators filled with food waste and an overcrowded kitchen that obstructed proper cleaning.

Confiscated Items and Disorganized Storage

The authorities confiscated ₹21,893 worth of food items, including one kilogram of expired besan flour, for violating labelling regulations. Although the staff covered refrigerated items, they failed to label them and did not adhere to the First In First Out (FIFO) system. Additionally, they noted disorganized storage, with insufficient space between the walls and shelves.

Improper Food Storage Practices

Inspectors found food items stored in trays on the ground and observed a mix of food and non-food items, raising significant hygiene and safety concerns.

Source: Deccan Chronicle