Four Domino's Pizza outlets in Mumbai have had their food business licenses suspended by the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) over alleged violations of food safety regulations. The action follows an inspection that identified non-compliance with hygiene and safety standards. The affected outlets are located in different parts of the city, with three operating in Mumbai and one in Satara, according to recent reports.
The FDA cited breaches in food handling, storage, and preparation practices as the primary reasons for the suspension. The agency has mandated that the outlets rectify the issues within a specified timeframe. If the violations persist, further action may be taken. The decision underscores the state government's efforts to enforce stricter food safety measures.
The suspension has raised concerns among local food safety advocates, who emphasize the need for regular inspections and stricter enforcement. The affected outlets have not yet issued public statements, but industry sources suggest the issue may impact customer trust and operational capacity. The FDA has not provided further details on the exact nature of the violations.
