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FSSAI suspends Biolife Remedies licence over pest activity, fungal growth and expired flavours
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Biolife Remedies most likely stays shut until it passes a reinspection, and the case sharpens regulatory scrutiny of nutraceutical manufacturers.
For operators
Retail and brand operators that stock or source nutraceuticals from Biolife Remedies should pause orders and check batch traceability, since FSSAI suspended its licence with immediate effect over pest activity, fungal growth and expired flavours.
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A reinspection report or an order lifting the suspension
The report,
FSSAI suspended the licence of Punjab-based nutraceutical maker Biolife Remedies on Wednesday, with immediate effect. Inspectors found pest activity, fungal growth, expired flavours in use, poor traceability and no satisfactory Food Safety Management System.
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- The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Wednesday suspended the licence
- Expired flavours were reportedly being used during food processing
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