Pizza Hut, other restaurants fined and sealed by Punjab Food Authority
- By Web Desk -
- Aug 18, 2015
Under its impartial head Ayesha Mumtaz, Punjab Food Authority continued its practice of clamping down on restaurants such as Pizza Hut and even Palillos for failing to maintain proper hygienic standards.
According to Facebook posts from the Punjab Food Authority’s official page, Pizza Hut was fined and given a warning due to presence of starch in ketchup. Also, in violation of the standard hygiene rules, ice cream and meat were kept in the same freezer.
Pizza Hut M.M.Alam road heavy fine imposed by GULBERG TOWN TEAM with last warning of sealing due to presence of starch in ketchup, dirty freezer, ice cream and meat in same freezer
Posted by Punjab Food Authority on Monday, August 17, 2015
Palillos was fined due to a number of reasons, among them being the presence of leftover food in freezers and no labeling or expiry date being mentioned on bakery items.
Complainant redressedGULBERG TOWN… Pallilos restaurant M.M.Alam road heavy fine imposed with last warning of sealing…
Posted by Punjab Food Authority on Monday, August 17, 2015
Other restaurants which were also taken to task by the PFA, were:-
Tooba restaurant abbot road heavy fine imposed due improper storage of food, poor personal hygiene and no counter installed
Posted by Punjab Food Authority on Monday, August 17, 2015
Dgbt town alfazal restaurant abbot road sealed due to unhygienic conditions washroom inside kitchen poor personal hygiene non licensed.without madicals
Posted by Punjab Food Authority on Monday, August 17, 2015
Malik javaid hotel abbot road sealed due to unhygienic conditions no madical of workers no soap for washing utensils, old food kept in freezer dirty washing area
Posted by Punjab Food Authority on Monday, August 17, 2015
DGBT townShahi murgh channy abbot road sealed due to unhygienic conditions,washroom inside kitchen poor personal hygiene no soap for washing utensils
Posted by Punjab Food Authority on Monday, August 17, 2015
Allama Iqbal town:” Dera Fazal-e-Haq ” Bahria Town….Sealed due to> Dirty, unmanaged freezers.> expire sauce in…
Posted by Punjab Food Authority on Monday, August 17, 2015
Earlier this month, Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif had also awarded Punjab Food Authority Director Ayesha Mumtaz for her efforts in ensuring hygienic conditions were met by restaurants. Ayesha Mumtaz had earlier taken strict action against PC Lahore, Avari hotel and Fat Burger for supplying unhygienic food to customers.
Also read: Punjab Chief Minister lauds Ayesha Mumtaz, Punjab Food Authority