Bengaluru Food Safety Officials Shut Down Club Kitchen Over Hygiene Violations

Inspectors closed a private club kitchen in Bengaluru after discovering severe sanitary breaches, including 40kg of expired chili peppers and improperly stored mixed meats and vegetables.

4 Sept, 03:40 — 4 Sept, 03:40

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual2d ago

40kg expired chilli, mixed meat and veg: Bengaluru's Chairman's Club kitchen shut

Food safety officials closed and seized a kitchen at Chairman's Club in Bengaluru. Major hygiene and safety violations were discovered during a special inspection conducted on September 3. Officials found and seized 40kg of expired chilli and improperly labelled food products. Unhygienic conditions and improper storage of food items were also noted by authorities. Legal action has been initiated against the establishment for these serious deficiencies.

By SHREEDHAR RATHI

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Bengaluru Food Safety Officials Shut Down Club Kitchen Over Hygiene Violations

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40kg expired chilli, mixed meat and veg: Bengaluru's Chairman's Club kitchen shut

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