FSSAI suspends the licences of three food companies after inspections find alleged food safety violations. NDTV reports that the regulator suspends the licence of Narayani Foods and Beverages along with two other companies following compliance checks.
According to FSSAI, the inspections flag serious concerns including unhygienic conditions and poor sanitation at the facilities. The reports cite issues such as contaminated water and rust, alongside broader lapses in hygiene practices.
The outlets present the same core account: the action is taken after inspections by FSSAI and is tied to regulatory findings of non-compliance. While the specific nature and extent of each violation is described in general terms across the report, the focus remains on sanitation and hygiene shortcomings leading to the licence suspension.
FSSAI’s decision reflects its enforcement of food safety rules, and the company licences remain suspended pending any subsequent compliance steps or outcomes required under the regulator’s process.
