The Food Safety Department inspected food establishments in Khatima on Friday, collecting 5 samples and issuing notices to 2 businesses over sanitation concerns. The action was carried out to check adulteration and address conditions that could affect food safety.
Senior Food Safety Officer Asha Arya led the inspection of 6 establishments in Khatima. Officials collected samples of paneer, cumin, milkshake, dal and makhana for examination.
Notices issued in Charubeta
2 establishments in Charubeta received notices after inspectors found dirt and other shortcomings. The available information does not specify the names of the businesses or the deadline for their response.
The inspection formed part of the department’s effort to prevent adulteration in food products. The samples will provide the basis for any further action linked to the items examined.
Arya warned that strict action would be taken against adulterators who endanger people’s health. No laboratory findings or further enforcement measures have been reported yet.
What the inspection covered
- 6 food establishments were inspected in Khatima.
- 5 samples were collected.
- The samples included paneer, cumin, milkshake, dal and makhana.
- 2 Charubeta establishments received notices over dirt and other shortcomings.
Conclusion
The Khatima inspection resulted in 5 food samples being collected and 2 notices being issued in Charubeta, with further action dependent on the official process and sample findings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many establishments were inspected?
6 food establishments in Khatima were inspected on Friday.
Q. How many food samples were collected?
Officials collected 5 samples during the inspection.
Q. Which products were sampled?
Samples were taken from paneer, cumin, milkshake, dal and makhana.
Q. Why were 2 notices issued?
2 Charubeta establishments were served notices after dirt and other shortcomings were found.
Q. Who conducted the inspection?
Senior Food Safety Officer Asha Arya conducted the inspection.
Q. What warning did the officer give?
Arya said strict action would be taken against adulterators who put people’s health at risk.






