Which hotels follow FSSAI rules? Maharashtra FDA has no official list

Updated On: 04 August, 2026 11:56 AM IST | Mumbai | Abhitash Singh

While the Maharashtra FDA has publicly named restaurants, clubs and hotels found violating food safety norms, it does not maintain an official list of establishments consistently complying with FSSAI guidelines. Hoteliers say such a mechanism would reward compliance and distinguish operator lapses

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The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been making headlines by naming establishments found violating food safety norms, but mid-day has learnt that the regulator does not maintain a list of those that consistently comply with guidelines. Hoteliers have said that keeping track of those who follow the rules would help distinguish violations caused by food operators from those arising from external civic factors.

The kitchen at RK Juhu Gymkhana before its licence was suspended due to hygiene and food safety violations. PICS/By Special Arrangement