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CCI, Willingdon, MIG Among Top Mumbai Clubs to Lose Food Licences over Poor Hygiene

Inspectors found hygiene lapses, cockroach infestations and unauthorised operations, prompting five licence suspensions, one stop-business notice and one improvement notice.

  • On Monday, the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration inspected seven establishments across Brihanmumbai, suspending food licences at five prominent clubs including the Cricket Club of India and Willingdon Sports Club for severe hygiene violations.
  • Inspectors at the 93-year-old CCI discovered cockroach and fly infestations, mouldy produce, and water dripping onto stored food, while the facility failed to follow 'First In, First Out' and 'First Expired, First Out' storage protocols.
  • At MIG Cricket Club, officials identified an unauthorized catering agency, M/s Nebula Catering Services, operating without a valid FSSAI licence, while inspectors cited unhygienic conditions and lack of protective gear at RK Juhu Gymkhana and Aparna Juhu Gymkhana.
  • Separately, regulators issued a stop-business notice to a restaurant at Goregaon Sports Club for operating without registration, reflecting an enforcement drive led by FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe across the state.
  • These widespread violations, ranging from stagnant water and accumulated grease to improper medical records, contravene the Food Safety and Standards Act, prompting the FDA to continue scrutinizing management practices for compliance with hygiene regulations.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the FSSAI licenses of five prominent and high-profile clubs in Mumbai after serious violations of food safety and hygiene norms were found in them. Another club has been ordered to immediately stop operations for operating without a license.

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TV9 Marathi broke the news on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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