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Food Safety department collect samples from sweet vendors 10/27/2016 11:41:33 PM Early Times Report Samba, Oct 27: To ensure hygiene standards and adulteration-free sweets, the team of Food Safety Department officials raided several sweet shops in Samba and Ghagwal on Thursday. Samples of various sweets Shops from Ghagwal and Samba were collected and sent for testing to the public health laboratory. Samples of sweets such as Laddu,Barfi,Gulab Jamun were sent for testing and team also destroy some sweets in Ghagwal. The officers warned to the shopkeepers to clean their shops and display the rate list in front of the shops. The team also imposed fine Rs 2300 from the shopkeepers on the spot. "On the Eve of Diwali complaint were received about few Shopkeepers selling adulterated sweets and not showing the rate list in front of the shops. The department team conducted surprise raid in various shops of sweet in Samba and Ghagwal and some sweets were destroyed on spot and sample collected for sending it to Laboratory for testing," said Rajesh Jamwal Food Inspector Samba.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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