Patna Food Safety Department Acts Against Unlicensed Sweet Shops, Hotels
Action against sweet shops and hotels in Patna has been intensified during the festival season, with the Food Safety Department taking strict steps against establishments operating without licences.
Action against sweet shops and hotels in Patna has been intensified during the festival season, with the Food Safety Department taking strict steps against establishments operating without licences. According to a report dated 16 October, action was taken against some establishments, including Pannal and Daisy Sweets, for conducting business without the required licence.
During the inspections, sweets, paneer and other food items were seized from some locations and destroyed. The report also mentioned the use of burnt cooking oil, unhygienic kitchens and violations of food safety standards at certain establishments.
Information has also emerged that improvement notices were issued to some establishments. The action comes at a time when the demand for sweets, paneer and other food products rises during festivals. The report underlined the need for regular inspections of shops, along with checks on cleanliness, the quality of food items and the validity of licences.
Consumers have been advised to remain careful while buying sweets and other food products. They should check the freshness of sweets and the cleanliness of the shop before making a purchase. For packaged food items, consumers should also check the expiry date.
Any suspected or questionable food item can be reported to the concerned food safety office.
Frequently asked questions
Why did the Food Safety Department take action against sweet shops and hotels in Patna?
Action was taken against establishments operating without the required licences and violating food safety standards.
What problems were found during the inspections?
Officials found burnt cooking oil, unhygienic kitchens and other food safety violations at some establishments.
What items were seized and destroyed?
Sweets, paneer and other food items were seized from some locations and destroyed.
What should consumers check before buying food products?
Consumers should check the freshness of sweets, the cleanliness of the shop and, for packaged food, the expiry date.
Where can consumers report questionable food items?
They can report suspected or questionable food items to the concerned food safety office.
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