Rotten meat in eateries, Holi colours in sweets: Bengal raids expose food horror
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Who
What
- Maharashtra FDA chief Mundhe's raids trigger cross-state food safety crackdown in Bengal.
- Kolkata raids yield kilograms of rotten, fungus-infested meat and stale prawns.
- Durga Puja looming as inspections intensify, prompting concerns over festival footfall.
- Bangladesh 2018 carcass meat scandal recalled amid widespread hygienic breaches.
- Sweet shops, bakeries and a Tangra Chinese restaurant face licensing and storage violations.
Where
🇮🇳 India (outlet HQ)
topics: Health, Politics · language: eng
topics: Health, Politics · language: eng
When
published 3 Sept, 06:28Z
ingested 3 Sept, 06:56Z
ingested 3 Sept, 06:56Z
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https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/bengal-kolkata-raids-restaurants-rotten-meat-tukaram-mundhe-effect-2985985-2026-09-03
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