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CWA expresses concerns over non- implementation of FSSA-2006 7/29/2015 11:24:51 PM Early Times Report Jammu, July 29: Consumer Welfare Association (CWA) today held its meeting to discuss various issues related to sub standard services being provided to consumers by service providers and demanded early implementation of Food Safety and Standard Act. At the onset Ashok Koul presented complete account of the activities undertaken by CWA and follow up action since 27/06/2015 , since last general meeting of CWA was held . Initiating the discussion Vikram Gour briefed members on the Food Safety issues and observed that most of the roadside Eateries, Dhabas, small and big Halwais and restaurants are grossly flouting Food Safety and Standard Act (FSSA) with impunity.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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