Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suspends the food licence of Olympia Coffee House in Colaba, Mumbai, after inspectors find multiple hygiene issues. Reports say officers discover a urinal located inside a food storage area during an inspection, along with other sanitation concerns.
The action includes suspending licences for 14 establishments across the state, including the canteen at Nair Hospital in Mumbai Central. Times of India adds that seven other businesses, such as Vishwas Sweets and Snacks, also have licences suspended. Other sites cited include a Blinkit warehouse, where poor hygiene is reported. Authorities also seize milk and dairy products valued at more than Rs 7 crore (reported as over Rs 7 in one account) from the establishments involved.
Across outlets, the core focus is the same: FDA inspections identify hygiene and food-safety breaches, leading to licence suspensions and the seizure of dairy products. The accounts differ mainly in the specific items and additional establishments highlighted.
