243K views · 2K reactions | A team from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) conducted a raid in Noida and seized a large quantity of fake paneer. The adulterated paneer was later destroyed as part of the official action. #Noida #FSSAIAction #FSSAI #UttarPradesh#UPNews | The Times of India | Facebook

924K views · 37 reactions | The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has classified packaged drinking and mineral water as a 'High-Risk Food Category.' According to a notification by the regulatory body, these products will now be subject to mandatory inspections and third-party audits. | Mission Green Mumbai | Facebook

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#WestBengal #Kolkata The West Bengal Food Safety Team recently conducted a comprehensive surveillance, awareness, and training drive in Kolkata to ensure the highest standards of food hygiene in the city. Through on-the-spot testing and vendor engagement, the initiative focused on identifying non-compliant practices and empowering the local food ecosystem with better safety protocols. #FSSAIinStates #FSSAIAction | Food Safety and Standards Authority of India

1. FSSAI License Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI): This license is mandatory for any business involved in food processing, manufacturing, storage, distribution, and sale. It ensures that the food served is safe and hygienic. Types: Basic, State, and Central, depending on the size and turnover of the business. 2. Health/Trade License Issued By: The local Municipal Corporation or Health Department. Purpose: Ensures that the restaurant meets health and safety regulations. 3. Fir

The FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) has reclassified packaged drinking water and mineral water as a "high-risk food category". This means that manufacturers of these products are now subject to more stringent regulations and annual third-party food safety audits. The FSSAI has also removed the mandatory requirement for BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certification for packaged drinking water. | Ishan Rashid Ganai