SynopsisOfficials found 146 kg of chicken for which the manufacturer's FSSAI licence number was unavailable, while 40 kg of garlic was sourced from a manufacturer whose FSSAI licence was not in force. The inspection also found 300 kg of rice, 20 kg of dry fruits and 15 kg of masala with alleged labelling deficiencies, an official statement said.The Food Safety and Drug Administration department issued a notice to Eternal's Hyperpure unit at Sakalawara in Bengaluru following a surprise inspection that found alleged violations involving food labelling, storage and compliance with Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) requirements.The inspection on Tuesday was part of an ongoing food safety enforcement drive ordered by health and family welfare minister UT Khader. TheNow Playing
Eternal's Hyperpure unit gets food safety notice after Bengaluru inspection - The Economic Times
Officials found 146 kg of chicken for which the manufacturer's FSSAI licence number was unavailable, while 40 kg of garlic was sourced from a manufacturer whose FSSAI licence was not in force. The inspection also found 300 kg of rice, 20 kg of dry fruits and 15 kg of masala with alleged labelling deficiencies, an official statement said.
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