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safefoodmitra.com · 2024-06-24 12:22:36
At D-Mart in Vanasthalipuram, upon inspection of Nutriwala Brand food items such as sprouts, baby corn and mushroom, it was found that the FSSAI licence number displayed on these products was inactive and expired. SR Foods Vendor was identified as supplying soya paneer with an incorrect licence. It was observed that the FSSAI licence copy was displayed in the office premises. Additionally, there were five supervisors trained under FoSTaC present at the location. The supermarket promptly removed and disposed these articles on-site. Damaged and expired goods were appropriately segregated and stored in a designated area as per regulations. Medical Fitness Certificates for food handlers and pest control records were verified and found to be in order.

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