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Bengaluru’s food-safety crackdown reaches upscale kitchens
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Bengaluru’s restaurant raids will widen as regulators chase more high-end kitchens with hidden storage violations.

The story has immediate public-health relevance and strong viral appeal because it punctures the image of premium dining. It also suggests regulators are willing to keep pushing beyond one-off inspections.

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The story has immediate public-health relevance and strong viral appeal because it punctures the image of premium dining. It also suggests regulators are willing to keep pushing beyond one-off inspections.

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Karnataka food safety officials shut the kitchen at Skyye Lounge in UB City after finding rotten meat, mouldy food and expired dairy products. Across five restaurants, they seized or discarded 132 kg of food and 15 litres of used cooking oil, with inspectors also flagging long-stored meat and fish. The raids extend a broader Bengaluru food-safety drive that has already exposed serious hygiene lapses at high-end eateries.

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Bengaluru’s food-safety crackdown reaches upscale kitchens

Inspectors shut Skyye Lounge and seized rotten meat, mouldy food and expired dairy across five restaurants.

Indian Express·53m ago
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