2,284 food operators were inspected by 97 food safety officers

 

Jaipur : The Food Safety Commissionerate has been awarded a prestigious certificate from the World Book of Records, London, for setting a world record in the inspection of food business operators. This remarkable achievement took place over two consecutive days, on August 7 and 8, 2024. During the campaign "Shudh Aahar Milawat Par War," launched under the guidance of Honourable Chief Minister Shri Bhajanlal Sharma, the Food Safety Department conducted extensive inspections across the region. A total of 2,284 food operators were inspected by 97 food safety officers, establishing a new benchmark for food safety efforts.

Pankaj Ojha, Additional Commissioner of Food Safety, emphasized the significance of this large-scale inspection and the coordinated efforts of the department. The campaign, which aimed to combat food adulteration and ensure the safety of consumable products, was widely praised for its effectiveness. The World Book of Records, recognizing the scale and importance of the initiative, officially included it in their record book and awarded the Food Safety Commissionerate with the certificate. This accomplishment highlights the department's commitment to public health and safety.

Honorable Medical and Health Minister Shri Gajendra Singh Khinvsar, Principal Secretary of Medical and Health Smt. Gayatri Rathore, and Commissioner Shri Iqbal Khan expressed their pride in the achievement. They extended their congratulations to the entire team, applauding the dedication of all officers involved in this groundbreaking effort and unwavering dedication to ensuring the health and well-being of the public through rigorous inspections and enforcement.