On Monday, July 1, the food safety department task force team of ghmc visited several Gachibowli eateries and carried out a number of inspections. Two popular eateries in hyderabad that draw a lot of young people—Hakuna Matata Kitchen and Tabula Rasa—were discovered to have violations.
 
The crew saw food workers at Hakuna Matata Kitchen without protective gear including aprons, gloves, and helmets during an unexpected inspection.
 
In addition, the hyderabad restaurant's kitchen lacked insect-proof screens, which may have given pests entrance. This was made worse by badly fitted doors.
 
There was a lack of essential paperwork, such as pest control records and medical fitness certifications for food workers. Additionally, the company neglected to show their genuine FSSAI licence in a conspicuous manner.
 
Furthermore, it was discovered that uncooked ingredients and partially cooked food items were missing their labels.
 
During the inspection, the team at Tabula Rasa saw that the restaurant and bar situated in Jubliee Hills, hyderabad, did not have a conspicuous display of the genuine copy of the FSSAI licence. Furthermore, there were no medical fitness certifications for food workers.
 
Twelve kilogrammes of past-due prawns and prepared Turkish milk were found by inspectors; these items were immediately disposed of on the scene to avoid any health hazards.

Additional observations showed that there were concerns to hygiene since open dustbins were drawing houseflies and some food workers were not wearing the mandatory helmet.
 
Positively, nevertheless, it was discovered that the premises kept current pest management records and that food items were appropriately covered and labelled.
 

 
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03/07/2024 10:36 AM