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Food Safety Action Against Kolkata’s Balaram Mullick and Don Giovannis

Kolkata’s Food Safety Authority has taken enforcement action against two popular restaurants – Balaram Mullick and Don Giovannis – after inspections revealed hygiene violations. Notices were issued to address the issues, with the authorities warning that non‑compliance could lead to temporary closure or suspension of licences. The restaurants have not yet released a formal statement, but patrons are advised to exercise caution while dining there. The move underscores the city’s ongoing focus on food safety standards.

Food Safety Action Against Kolkata’s Balaram Mullick and Don Giovannis
Food Safety Action Against Kolkata’s Balaram Mullick and Don GiovannisPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

Kolkata’s Food Safety Authority inspected Balaram Mullick and Don Giovannis and found lapses in hygiene and sanitation that violate the state’s food safety regulations. Following the inspection, the authority issued notices to the establishments, demanding corrective measures within a specified period.

Both restaurants have not yet issued a public response. In the meantime, the Food Safety Authority has warned that failure to remedy the problems could result in temporary closure or suspension of the businesses’ operating licences.

The action reflects a broader effort by regulators to enforce strict food safety standards across the city, aiming to protect public health and maintain consumer confidence in Kolkata’s dining scene.

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