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Bengaluru hotels face a hygiene crackdown after rotten food seizures
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Bengaluru’s hotel sector will face more inspections after the UB City closure and rotten-food seizures.

The story combines elite-location embarrassment with a broader food-safety enforcement push, making it both consumer-relevant and highly shareable.

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The story combines elite-location embarrassment with a broader food-safety enforcement push, making it both consumer-relevant and highly shareable.

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Karnataka food safety teams inspected hotels in Bengaluru and seized more than 132 kg of rotten meat, vegetables and expired cooking oil from five properties, including Hotel Sky in UB City, Royal Chain Hotel, Madras Kitchen, Tescon Hotel and Senchez Hotel. Skyye lounge was closed after officials found fungus on meat and unhygienic kitchen conditions. The department had already flagged similar violations at 26 Bengaluru hotels.

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Bengaluru hotels face a hygiene crackdown after rotten food seizures

Inspectors found fungus-infected meat, rotten vegetables and expired oil across five hotels, including a closure in UB City.

Hindustan Times·1h ago
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