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Hyderabad Police seize 122 tonnes of adulterated food, book 185 cases in H-FAST’s first 100 days
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Hyderabad Police seize 122 tonnes of adulterated food, book 185 cases in H-FAST’s first 100 days

Hyderabad Police have taken significant action against food adulteration in their first 100 days of operation under the Hyderabad Food Adulteration Surveillance Team (H-FAST). During this period, they seized 121,874.9 kg of adulterated food and registered 185 cases across different areas of the city. The largest seizure involved over 60 tonnes of chicken waste, while other notable seizures included adulterated ginger-garlic paste, chemically ripened fruits, and various other substandard food items. The police also transferred 247 cases to the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) for further regulatory action, highlighting efforts to enforce food safety regulations and improve compliance among businesses.

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Hyderabad Police seize 122 tonnes of adulterated food, book 185 cases in H-FAST’s first 100 days

Hyderabad Police have taken significant action against food adulteration in their first 100 days of operation under the Hyderabad Food Adulteration Surveillance Team (H-FAST). During this period, they seized 121,874.9 kg of adulterated food and registered 185 cases across different areas of the city. The largest seizure involved over 60 tonnes of chicken waste, while other notable seizures included adulterated ginger-garlic paste, chemically ripened fruits, and various other substandard food items. The police also transferred 247 cases to the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) for further regulatory action, highlighting efforts to enforce food safety regulations and improve compliance among businesses.

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