Welcome to Safe Food Mitra

safefoodmitra.com · 2023-11-28 16:54:15
The Uttar Pradesh government has set a stringent 15-day ultimatum for outlet chains, retailers, and department stores to eliminate halal-certified food items from their shelves. This directive follows the state’s ban on the production, storage, distribution, and sale of halal-certified products implemented on November 18. The Department of Food Safety has taken decisive action by confiscating a range of halal-certified items, including sugar, oil, bakery products, sauces, and rice, sourced from states like Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, as well as Gurgaon in Harayana. Anita Singh, the Commissioner of Food Safety and Drug Administration, revealed that since the enforcement of the ban on halal-certified products in Uttar Pradesh on November 18.

Share on:

Sweet manufacturers in Erode asked to use only quality ingredients

With shops selling sweets and savouries expecting brisk sales for Deepavali, the district administration has warned the manufacturers against using ad...

News Refrence

Bharat

LATEST POSTS

29Mar Food Safety Violations Found At Snack Stalls And Juice Centres In This Popular Hyderabad Locality.

29Mar Extrusion hub to spur food technology, sustainable farming Varsity launches extrusion hub to promote sustainable farming, food technology.

29Mar Unlocking potential: Food processing as a catalyst for growth in Meghalaya.

29Mar FSDA to conduct inspection of festival-related food items.

28Mar After inspections, food safety officials flag concern over contamination of paneer in Bengaluru.

Uttar Pradesh Government sets 15-day deadline for removal of halal-certified food products from stores

Sweet manufacturers in Erode asked to use only quality ingredients

News Refrence

LATEST POSTS

CATEGORIES

Pick A Course To Get Started