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Maharashtra FDA suspends Domino's Parel outlet licence after chicken and paneer found cooked on the same grill
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The Parel suspension will most likely be a one-outlet compliance episode that ends in reinstatement, with a real but smaller chance of wider FDA scrutiny of QSR chains.
For operators
Maharashtra's FDA suspended three Mumbai food licences, including Domino's Parel outlet, after a 9 October reinspection found chicken and paneer cooked on one grill and no action on an August notice, so QSR operators should close out open improvement notices and enforce veg/non-veg separation before reinspection.
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Parel licence restored or still suspended at the next FDA update
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Maharashtra FDA suspended licences of three Mumbai food establishments, including Jubilant FoodWorks' Domino's outlet in Parel, after an October 9 reinspection found chicken and paneer cooked on the same grill. The outlet had also not addressed an August improvement notice.
- Mumbai licences suspended, incl. Domino's Parel
- three
- Domino's Parel reinspection date
- October 9
- Edible oil seized, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
- 12,382 kg
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Reported figures
From the report. Source details below
| Edible oil seized in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: | 12,382 kg |
|---|---|
| Value of seized edible oil: | Rs 23.35 lakh |
| Oil unit inspection score: | 10 out of 206 |
What to track next
- Further FDA suspensions past the 3 Mumbai licences already suspended, by Jubilant FoodWorks' next results, would mean a sweep of QSR chains, not a one-outlet case.
- Jubilant FoodWorks disclosure or exchange filing on the suspension
- FDA notices to other QSR chains in Mumbai or Maharashtra
- Customer complaints or app-rating drops for Domino's Parel outlets