Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the licence of iconic Parsi Dairy Farm in Mumbai after inspections allegedly revealed hygiene violations, an official statement said on Thursday. Pics/FDA
Updated On: 2026-07-16 08:56 PM IST
Compiled by : Asif Ali Sayed
The action was part of a statewide enforcement drive during which the FDA seized adulterated food, banned products and unsafe food items worth nearly Rs 1.9 crore
The crackdown, conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday under the 'Safe Food, Safe Maharashtra' campaign, involved 24 raids across Maharashtra
Officials confiscated adulterated milk, dairy products, other food items, etc besides inspecting hotels, restaurants and food establishments for hygiene and food safety violations
According to the FDA, more than 2,317 litres of milk, 30 litres of refined edible oil allegedly used for adulteration, and 6,849.25 kg of dairy products worth around Rs 45.78 lakh were seized during the operation
The department also confiscated around 11,947.89 kg of other food items valued at Rs 53.10 lakh
