Mohali food unit fined for severe hygiene violations

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Officials in Mohali have imposed a fine of ₹22,000 on a food processing unit for unhygienic practices. The action comes after a video showed poor sanitary conditions at the site in Mataur village. Health authorities and the municipal corporation conducted a raid on the facility after the video gained attention online. During the inspection, a severed dog’s head was discovered in a refrigerator, prompting a fine of ₹12,000. Additionally, the unit was fined ₹10,000 for having large amounts of plastic bags on the premises. The health teams also seized spoiled food items, including spring rolls, momos, and sauces. Mohali MC Commissioner Parminder Pal Singh stated that they are not only issuing fines but also checking for trade licenses to ensure the unit complies with food safety regulations. He emphasized the importance of protecting public health from unsafe food practices.


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