15AD Bakery’s Whole Wheat Bread Sample Fails Safety Test in Udaipur; CMHO to Initiate Licence Cancellation
Udaipur, November 10, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): A sample of whole wheat flour bread sold at 15AD Bakery and Cafe in Saheliyon Ki Bari, Udaipur, has been found unsafe in laboratory testing. The Chief Medical and Health Office (CMHO) will initiate action to cancel the cafe’s licence.
CMHO Dr Ashok Aditya said the department received a complaint through its helpline alleging that proper hygiene standards were not being maintained during bread preparation, potentially posing a risk to public health.
Following the complaint, Food Safety Officer Ranjit Singh Chauhan visited the cafe and collected a sample of its bread. The sample was sent to a laboratory for testing and was subsequently declared unsafe.
Bakery Owner Informed About Appeal Provisions
Dr Aditya said the bakery owner, Mohammed Mohaddish Subhani, had been formally informed about the test findings in accordance with the prescribed rules. He was also made aware of the provisions available for filing an appeal.
The CMHO said that if the owner does not file an appeal within the stipulated period, the department will proceed with action to cancel the licence as per the rules.
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