
Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration seized expired Frooti and Appy Fizz products worth more than Rs 1 lakh during an overnight raid at a Parle Agro warehouse in Chembur, Mumbai. IndiaTV News…
Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration seized expired Frooti and Appy Fizz products worth more than Rs 1 lakh during an overnight raid at a Parle Agro warehouse in Chembur, Mumbai. IndiaTV News reported that the operation targeted the company’s stock at the facility.
The action comes as the FDA conducts inspections at restaurants and stockhouses across Mumbai, NDTV Profit reported. The available reports do not state how much expired stock was seized by quantity, how long it had been stored, or whether Parle Agro faces further penalties.
Claims that one seizure proves every packaged drink is unsafe would be as careless as dismissing the incident as routine. Expired stock in a warehouse needs a clear account of how it was stored, tracked and kept from sale. The FDA should publish the product details, disposal record and any action against the operator. The key test is whether similar inspections find repeated violations across Mumbai, not just one headline-making seizure.
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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.