Cuttack Bali Yatra 2025 Food Stalls to Require FSSAI Certification
The Food Safety Commissionerate of Odisha has made FSSAI certification compulsory for all food stalls at the Cuttack Bali Yatra, starting November 5.
To ensure hygiene and public health compliance, stalls without valid FSSAI licenses will not be allotted space, a first for the event.
Stalls without valid FSSAI licences will not be allotted space
Author's summary: FSSAI certification is now mandatory for Cuttack Bali Yatra food stalls.
- FSSAI certification is compulsory for all food stalls.
- Stalls without valid licenses will not be allotted space.
- The event starts on November 5 in Cuttack.
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