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Acting on a tip-off, the police intercepted seven tempos and a truck near Sasoon Navghar at Juchandra on Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway, the police said

FDA (Konkan) Joint Commissioner Suresh Deshmukh told reporters the 160 tonnes of clove sticks, which were seized on Wednesday

Company didn't keep record of hours worked; claimed difficulty in monitoring remote worker

The incident also prompted the Maharashtra government to instruct the FDA to carry out an inspection of restaurants and eateries across the state, starting immediately

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) temporarily closed down the popular Bandra restaurant Papa Pancho da Dhaba on Wednesday after finding several c

A TTC worker who was hired through a staffing agency says temporary employees aren’t being treated fairly compared to those brought on directly by the transit agency, and that its reliance on third-party companies for some staffing has created an environment ripe for abuse.

India News: BAREILLY: In a "landmark judgment", the court of an additional district judge awarded life imprisonment to five men in a 14-year-old food adulteration.

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Police in Thane, Maharashtra, have seized edible oils and food items from a Daighar godown, worth Rs 4.82 lakh following allegations of fake licensing it had obtained to operate. The owner of the company of the raided facility reportedly used a fake licence of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India to manufacture the products.

Police have seized a stock of food items, including different edible oils, worth Rs 4.82 lakh from a godown in Thane district of Maharashtra.