The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the food safety licences of four Domino’s Pizza outlets, including three located in Mumbai, following inspections that revealed violations of prescribed hygiene and sanitation standards, regulatory officials confirmed on Wednesday. The regulatory action was taken after surprise inspections conducted by food safety officers flagged lapses in operational hygiene, cleanliness protocols, and statutory compliance required under the Food Safety and Standards Act. 'Using a Sword To Kill a Mosquito': Why the Bombay High Court Criticised Tukaram Mundhe-Led Maharashtra FDA. The enforcement action against Domino’s Pizza follows similar recent regulatory measures taken against major commercial platforms, retail facilities, and heritage dining establishments across the state. Maharashtra FDA suspended licenses of 3 Domino's Pizza outlets in Mumbai for violation of food safety, hygiene norms: officials — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) August 12, 2026Officials stated that suspended outlets are permitted to submit compliance reports detailing corrective actions taken.