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Food safety drive in Shivamogga leads to closure of juice outlets
An inspection by the Assistant Commissioner's team resulted in the shutdown of two Tanu Juice Centre branches in Shivamogga after inspectors found evidence of contaminated fruit supplies. The action was taken following the discovery of rotten fruit showing signs of fungal growth at the city-center locations.
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A food safety inspection conducted by the Assistant Commissioner's office in Shivamogga has led to the closure of two outlets operated by Tanu Juice Centre, both situated in prominent locations across the city. The enforcement action came after the inspection team identified serious hygiene violations during their routine checks of hospitality and food service establishments in the district.
During the inspection, officials discovered rotten fruit exhibiting visible fungal growth at the juice centre outlets. The presence of contaminated raw materials posed a potential health risk to consumers, prompting authorities to immediately order the suspension of operations at both branches pending corrective measures.
The drive, which encompassed hotels and juice centres across Shivamogga, is part of ongoing efforts to maintain food safety standards and protect public health in the region. Such inspections are routinely conducted to ensure compliance with food safety regulations and prevent the distribution of substandard or contaminated food products to consumers.
The closure orders will remain in effect until the establishments address the violations and satisfy health department requirements for safe food handling and storage practices.