3 verified cases involving Food Adulteration, newest first.
Authorities suspended the license of the 110-year-old Parsi Dairy Farm in Mumbai following inspections that revealed significant food safety and hygiene violations, including mould growth and poor sanitation. The action was part of a broader statewide crackdown on food adulteration and safety non-compliance.
Law enforcement agencies have conducted a series of raids across multiple Indian states targeting the production and distribution of counterfeit consumer goods and adulterated food products. The operations uncovered illicit activities involving the relabelling of products, the use of substandard ingredients in items such as paneer, tea, honey, and cooking oil, and the manufacturing of fake branded personal care and pharmaceutical products.
Authorities in Mumbai seized 550 kg of fake cheese being sold as paneer. The operation was conducted by the crime branch as part of a broader initiative to address illegal and hazardous food business practices.