Flavors, you are not eating poison! Jalebi Fafda food sample report will still take 12 days

Ahead of the Dussehra festival, the market is already crowded with Jalebi Fafda and sweets. Hence the traders are also struggling to supply the goods to the customers.

Doubts are also being raised about the quality of food items as the festivals approach. Hence, the health and food department of many metropolitan municipalities of the state has woken up. But the biggest drawback is that after the poison enters people's stomachs, the report of the Food and Safety Department comes.

Where are you not eating poison?

Now the festive season has started. Everyone feels festivals are incomplete without sweets and farsan. However, taste lovers stand in queues at sweets shops even before the festival.. As tomorrow is Dussehra , long queues of people are already seen at Fafda Jalebi shops in Ahmedabad. There is already a queue for Fafda-Jalebi in Ahmedabad. The price of Fafda Jalebi has gone up by 20 percent compared to last year, but the crowd of tastemakers has not seen a drop. On this side, before Dussehra in Rajkot, there is a crowd of people to buy sweets in the dairy. Ahead of the Dussehra festival, the market is already crowded with Jalebi Fafda and sweets. Hence the traders are also struggling to supply the goods to the customers. Doubts are also being raised against the quality of food. 

The exercise of food sampling has started, hence the health and food department

of the Ahmedabad Metropolitan Municipality has woken up. Food department is taking samples from food and beverage units. Food samples were taken from units including Oswal Fafda Jalebi in Ahmedabad today . There has been a flurry among sweet makers as vendors are being checked by the food department . On this side, the businessmen of Mithai and Farsan of Rajkot were also investigated there. Food Safety Department raided many Farsan shops in Gayatrinagar area of ​​Rajkot. In which the officials of the food branch conducted a chemical test and found out that starch is used in excess in sweets. 

The late report does not make any sense, thus the food safety department of the Thane Metropolitan Municipality has been alerted. Samples are taken from farsan and sweet shops. But the biggest question is that the primary report is available in the lab immediately but the technical report is available only after 12 days. Thus, before the report comes, these farsans and sweetmeats have reached people's stomachs. And the damage to the public health is done.. so this kind of sample checking is not of any benefit to the citizens.

It is necessary to get the report on the spot, thus, the festival comes and the system wakes up. Municipalities like Ahmedabad and Rajkot are checking food and beverage units. But before his report comes, the fake sweetmeat and Farsan are cured. So in this age of technology, people are expecting that the report will be meaningful only if there is a system to get the report before the unhealthy food material enters the stomach of the people. 

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