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    Increased Food Safety Inspections and Penalties in India's FY 2025-26

    New Delhi, April 8 The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) conducted 3,97,009 inspections across food establishments in 2025-26, official sources said on Wednesday.The agency, in collaboration with state authorities, analyzed 1,65,747 food samples (up to the third quarter), of...
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    Restaurants and Vendors Receive Increased LPG Supply

    Bhopal, March 23 – The Madhya Pradesh government on Monday allocated 9 per cent of commercial gas to hotels and restaurants and 7 per cent to dhabas and street food vendors, amidst the West Asia crisis, officials said.The move came after the Indore-Bhopal chapter of the National Restaurant...
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    Rising Food Costs as Odisha Restaurants Switch Fuels

    Bhubaneswar/Berhampur, March 23 Hundreds of roadside eateries and small restaurants in Odisha have been forced to reduce their menus, increase prices, and, in several cases, switch to coal and firewood due to a shortage of commercial LPG cylinders.Prasant Kumar Bhatt, the manager of a...
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    Simplified Food Safety: FSSAI Eliminates Renewal Requirements

    New Delhi, March 13 The food regulator, FSSAI, said on Friday that its registration certificates and licenses will be valid indefinitely, and there will be no need for renewals, as part of its efforts to bring reforms towards ease of doing business.In a statement, the Food Safety and Standards...
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    LPG Shortage Disrupts Delhi's Food Economy: Businesses and Workers Struggle

    In New Delhi, several restaurants and small eateries have temporarily closed due to a shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), disrupting kitchen operations.Business owners say this situation is affecting their daily earnings and causing anxiety among workers who rely on these establishments...
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