Welcome to Safe Food Mitra

safefoodmitra.com · 2024-06-07 09:34:08
Delhi University’s college canteens have been a hot topic of discussion; from a dead lizard in the fried rice at Hindu College’s canteen to Hansraj College’s cafeteria banning non-vegetarian food, a lot has happened over the academic year that’s coming to a close. But now, the varsity has announced a collaboration with the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and usually lamenting youngsters are hopeful that the condition of their canteens might improve. Talking about the collaboration — which is part of the FSSAI’s outreach programme, Eat Right Campus — DU proctor Rajni Abbi informs us that Food Security Officers will be appointed in each college. “Conferences will be held to educate students, faculty and canteen personnel about food hygiene and security. After this we will declare DU an Eat Right University,” Abbi adds.

Share on:

Easy wins: imperfect produce – the perfect solution to food waste

While 5 million Australians go hungry each year, an estimated 7.3m tonnes of food is wasted. In Australia, up to 25% of all vegetables produced never...

News Refrence

Hindustan Times

LATEST POSTS

23Jul Six food outlets closed and 68 fined in two-day crackdown in Kochi

23Jul Food safety team finds expired items at city restaurants

18Jul Food Safety Violations Found At Next Galleria Mall In Hyderabad - What You Should Know

18Jul VMC checks hostel food after 10 girls suffer food poisoning

17Jul At Khan Market, a lab on wheels checks if your food is safe to consume

World Food Safety Day: Delhi University & FSSAI collab; students hope canteens will improve

Easy wins: imperfect produce – the perfect solution to food waste

News Refrence

LATEST POSTS

CATEGORIES

Pick A Course To Get Started

HACCP Combo(Level 1, Level 2, Level 3 & Level 4)