Sweets shops at Dhakoli inspected

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Updated At : 01:01 PM Oct 29, 2021 IST

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Mohali, October 28

Stepping up its campaign against adulterated food items, a food safety team of the Health Department conducted a surprise check at sweet shops and dairies in Dhakoli near Zirakpur and took four samples.

Food Safety Officer Ravinandan Goyal said on Civil Surgeon Dr Adarshpal Kaur and District Health Officer Dr Subhash Kumar’s instructions, the team inspected the quality of sweets. He said during the festive season, regular checks were being carried out to provide quality food items to people. He said a total of 14 samples of milk and milk products had been taken from the Zirakpur area this month. — TNS

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