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The task force seized food items worth ₹ 65,000 because of violations related to hygiene and labelling. These articles included chips, roasted groundnuts, fried moong dal, kara mixture, etc. Other grave concerns were highlighted by the team. They found that ingredients like groundnuts were stored in urea bags, noting that this is a hazardous practice. The officials also clarified that doing so is prohibited, as it poses a "significant risk of contamination and food poisoning." Additionally, the officials found pest-infested flour and fungal-infected potatoes worth ₹ 26,000, which were then discarded on the spot. That's not all. The task force stated that reused oil and synthetic food colours (which are not allowed as per food safety regulations) were being used while making the food products.

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