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FDA Conducts 274 Inspections lifts 213 Food Samples under Festive Enforcement Drive

FDA Conducts 274 Inspections lifts 213 Food Samples under Festive Enforcement Drive
SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 22: The Food & Drugs Administration (FDA), J&K intensified food safety inspections across all districts in view of the festive season to ensure compliance with the prescribed food safety standards.
As part of the ongoing Festive Enforcement Drive, 274 inspections have been conducted and 213 food samples lifted for laboratory analysis.
The drive focuses on checking the quality and safety of edible oils, ghee, sweets, khoya, paneer, milk and milk products, and other food items commonly consumed during the festive season.
During the drive, Food Business Operators (FBOs) are being directed to comply with the prescribed requirements relating to food hygiene, sanitation, storage and handling. They have also been instructed to maintain hygienic conditions at their establishments in accordance with Schedule 4 of the Food Safety and Standards (Licensing and Registration of Food Businesses) Regulations, 2011.
The FDA, J&K, reiterated that all Food Business Operators must comply with the provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, and its rules and regulations. Any violation shall be dealt with in accordance with law. The Festive Enforcement Drive will continue across the Union Territory through regular inspections and sampling to monitor compliance with food safety standards and protect public health during the festive season.
Consumers are being requested to report any suspected unsafe or adulterated food product through Toll-Free Helpline No. 104.

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