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- Delhi government food safety officials identified widespread adulteration in milk products at the Mori Gate market.
- Authorities destroyed over 4,100 kilograms of suspected substandard paneer and khoya across the city.
- Prosecution proceedings have been initiated against food business operators who failed to meet mandatory hygiene and quality standards.
- The government aims to protect consumers from health risks during the increased demand for sweets throughout the festive season.
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Rekha Gupta
Chief minister
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“Gupta urged food business operators to adhere to prescribed hygiene and food safety standards and sell only products meeting regulatory norms.”
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…Ghazipur and Jheel. Chief minister Rekha Gupta directed the department to maintain strict surveillance during the festive season and take action against traders found selling adulterated or unsafe food products. Gupta urged food business operators to adhere to prescribed hygiene and food safety standards and sell only products meeting regulatory norms.
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Named India · Bagh Diwar · Ghazipur · Janakpuri · Jheel · Mori Gate · Okhla Sabzi Mandi · Sanjay Market · Shahdara · Delhi Government · Food Safety Department · Rekha Gupta
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