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Mumbai FDA Suspends 5 Restaurant Licences

Licences of Domino's and Pizza Hut outlets suspended in Mumbai. FDA takes action against restaurants.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Thu, 13 August 2026 at 07:00 am
Mumbai FDA Suspends 5 Restaurant Licences

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the licences of four Domino's Pizza and one Pizza Hut outlet in Mumbai. This action was taken due to non-compliance with food safety regulations.

The FDA conducted inspections at various restaurants in Mumbai and found that these five outlets were not adhering to the required standards. As a result, the FDA decided to suspend their licences until they improve their food safety and hygiene practices.

The suspended outlets include four Domino's Pizza locations and one Pizza Hut location in Mumbai. The FDA has not disclosed the exact locations of the suspended outlets, but it has stated that they will be allowed to reopen once they meet the necessary food safety standards.

The FDA's decision to suspend the licences of these restaurants is part of its efforts to ensure that food establishments in Mumbai maintain high standards of food safety and hygiene. The FDA has been conducting regular inspections at restaurants and food outlets in the city to check for compliance with food safety regulations.

In recent years, the FDA has taken action against several restaurants and food outlets in Mumbai for non-compliance with food safety regulations. This includes suspending licences, imposing fines, and issuing warnings to restaurants that have failed to meet the required standards.

The suspension of licences of these five restaurants is a significant step taken by the FDA to ensure that consumers in Mumbai have access to safe and healthy food. The FDA has urged consumers to be aware of the food safety standards at restaurants and to report any instances of non-compliance to the authorities.

The action taken by the FDA is also expected to have an impact on the food industry in Mumbai, with restaurants and food outlets being forced to improve their food safety and hygiene practices. This is likely to lead to an improvement in the overall standards of food safety in the city.

In conclusion, the suspension of licences of four Domino's Pizza and one Pizza Hut outlet in Mumbai by the FDA is a significant step towards ensuring food safety in the city. The FDA's efforts to enforce food safety regulations are expected to have a positive impact on consumers and the food industry in Mumbai.

Frequently asked questions

Why were the licences of Domino's and Pizza Hut outlets suspended in Mumbai?

The licences were suspended due to non-compliance with food safety regulations.

How many restaurant licences were suspended by the FDA in Mumbai?

The FDA suspended the licences of 5 restaurants, including 4 Domino's Pizza and 1 Pizza Hut outlet.

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