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FDA busts adulterated mango pulp unit in Pune
Updated On: 15 April, 2026 10:56 AM IST | Pune | Archana Dahiwal
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Pune raided an illegal mango pulp manufacturing unit in Maval taluka, seizing and destroying over 3.8 tonnes of adulterated stock ahead of the summer season. The pulp was allegedly made using unauthorised colours and additives like sugar and milk

FDA officials display adulterated mango pulp seized during a raid at the unit in Urse village, Pune. Pic/by special arrangement
In a pre-summer crackdown on food adulteration, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Pune, has busted an illegal mango pulp manufacturing unit in Maval taluka, seizing and destroying more than 3.8 tonnes of adulterated stock and tracing its supply chain to another unit in Khed. FDA officials said the pulp was being made using unauthorised colours and other adulterants, raising concerns over public health ahead of the peak mango consumption season.
At a glance
Location 1: Urse village, Maval taluka
Location 2: Rakshewadi, Rajgurunagar (Khed taluka)
Total quantity seized: 3840.9 kg
Total value: Rs 2,23,196
Samples collected: 7
Accused: Mohammad Ekramul alias Akram Gulam
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