Nandini Cafeteria

In a post dated 11 September 2024, the Commissioner of Food Safety, Telangana reported inspecting Nandini Cafeteria, MG Bus Station, on 10 September 2024 and did not report an action specific to it. Its findings are quoted below.

The authority's words “Task force has conducted inspections in food outlets at MG Bus Station, Imlibun on 10.09.2024.”

Reported by Commissioner of Food Safety, Telangana

• Records and certificates

  “Medical fitness and pest control records were not maintained.”

• Licence

  “FSSAI license copy was not displayed at a prominent place.”

• Pests

  “Windows were not fitted with insect-proof screens.”

• Premises hygiene

  “Flooring was found patchy, and water stagnation was observed.”

• Premises hygiene

  “The iron stand located above rice preparation was found corroded and rusted.”

• Storage and refrigeration

  “Food articles stored inside the refrigerator were not covered and not labelled.”

• Storage and refrigeration

  “Raw food materials like flour and pulses were found to be stored directly on the floor, with no gap maintained between items and walls.”

• Premises hygiene

  “Washroom doors were found to be open.”

• Food handlers

  “Food handlers were found without hair caps and aprons.”

• Spoiled raw material

  “Lime pickle (20kg) stored inside a large plastic container was suspected of being contaminated, hence discarded.”

• Labelling

  “Toor dal (50kg) and Coriander (packed 50kg) were found without proper labels, such as the date of packing and use-by dates. Hence, the stock was seized.”