In a statewide inspection drive, the Telangana Food Safety Task Force, along with food inspectors, checked 55 pizza outlets across the GHMC limits and districts, including 18 Pizza Hut, 16 Domino’s and 21 local eateries. Officials found violations in 24 outlets, 8 Pizza Hut, 10 Domino’s and 6 local pizzerias. Lapses ranged from expired or missing licenses and absence of medical fitness certificates for staff to unhygienic kitchens, poor segregation of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food, inadequate cleaning, pest control failures and lack of equipment calibration. "Action taken: Unsafe food materials discarded on the spot. Samples lifted, Instructions issued to Food Business Operators (FBOs) to immediately rectify violations,"  Commissioner of Food Safety wrote on X. Fake Paneer Used in Pizza, Burger? McDonald’s and Domino’s Refute Allegations After Influencer Apple Tiwari’s Iodine Tincture Test Video Sparks Concerns.

Telangana Food Safety Department Flags Lapses at Popular Pizza Chains

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