IAS officer Tukaram Mundhe, who took charge as Maharashtra's FDA commissioner in May 2026, has intensified food safety raids across the state.Since his appointment, authorities have conducted inspections of wholesalers, manufacturers, eateries, and retailers, resulting in the suspension of multiple licenses and seizures worth over ₹1.90 crore.Notable actions include the shutdown of Parsi Dairy Farm Pvt Ltd and a recall of Aciloc 150/300 due to deceptive labeling.Mundhe emphasized that ensuring safe medicines is a fundamental citizen right.The campaign also impacted cases like Siya Goyal's family business, which was temporarily halted following FDA inspections.These measures aim to combat food adulteration and ensure compliance with safety regulations, reflecting a broader effort to protect public health.
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