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Food Safety Officer conducts surprise inspection in Adi Udupi market yard

  •   Wed, Oct 15 2014 02:52:21 PM

Umesh Marpalli

Daijiworld Media Network-Udupi (DV)

Udupi, Oct 15: Karkala Food Safety Officer, Venkatesh inspected the Adi Udupi market yard on a complaint filed by Shashidar, resident of Mattu that food vendors are selling low quality coloured green peas in the market.

The inspection took place at Adi Udupi market yard on Wednesday October 15.

In a sudden inspection, the officer who visited Adi Udupi market yard also warned the merchants that each of them should posses a licence while trading. Hence, within 15 days each merchant should posses a licence. He assured that the department will hold a workshop for merchants regarding the do's and don'ts.

He also said that the products sold should have all details regarding it.
  

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Comment on this article

  • triveni, Udupi

    Mon, Jul 02 2018

    Surprise inspection is not at all the solution for this kind of issues.It is no doubt that they will repeat the things 3 or 4 days after inspection. So I request the Food Safety Officer to educate the people who deals with the food. They need to know the harmful effects of adulteration. They need to know some FSSAI rules and regulations and also safety measures.

    Thank you
    Food Technologist.

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  • Anilkumar.P.V, Kochi

    Wed, Oct 22 2014

    I thank Udupi food safety & control department officials for taking appropriate action on my grievance.

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  • Af, mangalore

    Thu, Oct 16 2014

    How about Mangalore's food safety officer? whether such post is there or Enjoying his job inside AC room?

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  • Sudhi, byndoor

    Thu, Oct 16 2014

    There should be online complain system for complaining about these people. Not just market, even hotels have to be raided. Most of the food especially chapathis are half boiled. If I tell the supplier and the owner about this they reply "you are the only person who has complained about this" no one has any problem except you. This reply is very common in almost all the hotels in Mangalore and Udupi, bcoz most of the people are silent victims. They dont dare to speak.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    Henceforth in Adi udipi when Vegetables like ladies finger/ long beans / cucumber are sold we can ask for the details of the producer....!!!!???? What a stupid inspector he is...!!!??? Pay him 10 rupees he will be silent.

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  • mohan amin, Mumbai

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    Media reaches the spot before the Food Safety Officer arrives for so called surprise check !!! How funny.

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  • Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udupi/India

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    Good move by the Food safety department but it should not be restricted only to Adi Udupi market yard,this should be conducted everywhere periodically.This kind of adulteration is rampant everywhere by the traders,manufacturers at the cost of general public health for their greed for money.This surprise checks/raids to be carried out everywhere and fraudsters should be heavily penalized.Some of the well known companies are also involved in this trade.Such companies should be closed for ever without any leniency.Nowadays for the sake of money anything can happen.Even murder is not spared. Once the production of such inferior,low quality products,items are stopped or banned completely,such kind of activities can be minimized to certain extent.Hope concerned authorities will kindly take note of this and act decisively.

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  • ramesh shettigar, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    There are hundred sellers and one manufacturer, why can't you raid the manufacturer instead, such as cigarette, liquors, plastic, endosulphon etc., first ban production of these items, then only there will be no sellers for these items.

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  • stan, dubai

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    This is suprised inspection becuase of complain by citizen. The producer of these goods are paying may be Hapta????

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  • vasudev bhatt, Rayee

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    Pedduji, Magic of Modi Sarkar many more miracles on the way.Ache din ane wale hai.

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  • PEDDU, MANGALURU

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    IS THIS POSITION IS STILL LIVE IN THIS WORLD !!! MY GOODNESS MIRACLES HAPPENS

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  • Suleman Beary, Udupi

    Wed, Oct 15 2014

    It is a welcoming step. Public health and food safety is utmost important as consumer protection.

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