Mumbai’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suspends the licences of 10 food establishments after inspections find serious hygiene and food-safety violations. NDTV reports that the action includes a Swiggy Instamart dark store and an Amazon warehouse operator, both cited in the FDA crackdown.
According to Times of India, inspectors uncover multiple sanitation and contamination issues at sites in Mumbai. The report specifically mentions a Swiggy Instamart dark store in Ballard Estate where findings include live rodents and droppings. Times of India also cites an Amazon facility in Kandivali facing suspension, and names other affected outlets, including mithai shops, based on alleged problems such as live cockroaches and dirty toilet areas. NDTV provides broader coverage of the number of establishments and the inclusion of the Swiggy and Amazon-linked operations, while Times of India details several of the specific findings and locations.
Across both reports, the FDA action reflects a citywide enforcement effort targeting food handling and sanitation standards, with licences suspended pending compliance.
