Hyderabad's health authorities have uncovered a series of food safety violations at several juice shops, including the use of rusty knives, rotten fruits, and the absence of necessary licenses. This exposé highlights the urgent need for stricter inspections and better adherence to hygiene standards.
Food SafetyJuice ShopsHygieneHealth InspectionsFssaiReal Estate NewsApr 17, 2025

The main violations found at the juice shops in Hyderabad included the use of rusty knives, the use of rotten fruits, and the absence of necessary licenses.
Health authorities have taken strict actions, including fining the violators, shutting down some shops until violations are rectified, and issuing warnings to other juice shops to ensure compliance with regulations.
The FSSAI plays a crucial role in ensuring food safety by setting guidelines for food establishments, requiring them to obtain valid licenses, and conducting regular inspections to maintain high standards of hygiene.
Consumers can help by being vigilant, reporting any suspicious practices or health violations to the authorities, and choosing to patronize only those food establishments that adhere to hygiene standards.
Using clean and well-maintained equipment is crucial because it helps prevent the growth of harmful bacteria, reducing the risk of foodborne illnesses and ensuring that the food served is safe and hygienic.

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