New Delhi, Oct. 18: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has reportedly initiated legal proceedings against three companies over alleged food safety violations involving biscuits, milk and raisins.
According to the report, inspections identified concerns involving cattle feed bran in biscuits, low fat content and suspected chemical contamination in milk, and pesticide residues in yellow raisins.
FSSAI | Food Safety Officials Flag Concerns in Three Products
FSSAI officials inspected the manufacturing facility of Surya and Agro, the company identified in the report as producing Priya Gold biscuits. The inspection reportedly found cattle feed bran being used as a fibre ingredient in the biscuits.
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Full cream milk samples collected from Dodla Dairy were also examined. The samples reportedly showed low fat content, while laboratory testing allegedly detected detergent and caustic soda.
Separately, officials reportedly found pesticide residues in yellow raisins sold by UEIR Organic Foods.
Cases have been registered against the three companies, and prosecution proceedings have reportedly been initiated.
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The allegations concern food safety and require careful verification through official inspection records and laboratory reports. Consumers should rely on confirmed findings from food safety authorities for accurate information about the products involved.
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