10 sweet shops ordered to suspend operations
A total 69 sweet shops were inspected on June 11, during which they found violations of the Food Safety & Standards Act, 2006 and Rules & Regulations, a note informed.
The food business operations are being counselled on maintenance of hygiene standards and proper labelling indicating the date of preparation and shelf life of the food item.
Ten establishments have been asked to suspend all the food business operations till they obtain the valid FSSAI license, the note said.
The establishments include Sri Laxmi Mithai Bhandar, LB Nagar Circle, Sri Raghavendra Sweet House and Bakery, LB Nagar Circle, Sri Sai Ram hot chips and Sweets, LB Nagar Circle, New Balaji Mithai Bhandar and Hot chips, Kothapet, Super Sweets, 22-4-441, Alijah Kotla, Charminar, Hyderabad, Balaji Ramswaroop Mithai Bhandar, Ramanthapur, .Prem Sweets and Savouries, Serilingampally Circle, Sri Balaji Chaganlal Mithai Bandar, Mallikarjuna Nagar, RC Puram Circle, Sri Raghavendra Hot Chips, Beeramguda, RC Puram Circle and Jodhpur Mithai Wala at Akalavya Nagar, Macha Bollarum, Alwal.
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