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Maharashtra FDA Suspends Licences of Four Domino’s Pizza Outlets

The Maharashtra FDA suspended four Domino's Pizza licences for hygiene violations during inspections across the state.

13 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the licences of four Domino's Pizza outlets located in Mumbai and Satara due to violations of food safety and hygiene regulations. Inspections revealed significant deficiencies in cleanliness, food storage, and pest control measures at these establishments.

This action is part of a larger initiative where 11 food business licences were suspended following inspections of 104 chain restaurants across Maharashtra, as reported by The Times of India and The Hindu.

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