The Food Safety & Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has suspended the food licence of Seven Seas Hospitality in Delhi’s Rohini with immediate effect. After the inspection carried out at the FBOs premises, the food regulator has asked the food business operator to cease all its food activities with immediate effect.
In a post, FSSAI said, “Licence of FBO M/s Seven Seas Hospitality Pvt. Ltd. has been suspended with immediate effect due to serious food safety violations identified during inspection. The action reflects FSSAI’s continued focus on ensuring compliance, hygiene and safe food practices across food businesses.”
According to FSSAI, the food inspectors have found serious non-compliances during the inspections, which included poor hygiene and sanitation conditions in the food holding and preparation area, storage of poor quality and deteriorated food materials, food storage deficiencies, and major deficiencies in pest control and cold storage.
The FSSAI team has alleged to have found water stagnation, foul odour, filth and inadequate housekeeping in the food preparation area compromising on hygiene and sanitation conditions in the food preparation area.
As per the FSSAI notice, the regulators have found deficiencies in food storage, including inadequate segregation of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food items, leakages in refrigeration, excessive deposition of ice in freezers, etc.
