The Commissioner of Food Safety conducted inspections at 55 pizza outlets in GHMC areas and nearby districts. These included:18 Pizza Hut outlets16 Dominos outlets21 other local pizzerias and bakeriesPizza HutMany Pizza Hut outlets (managed by Devyani International Ltd and Sapphire Foods India) had problems like:License issues or wrong jurisdictionVeg and non-veg stored togetherEquipment not properly calibratedOther specific issues:Hanamkonda: dirty machinery and equipmentWarangal: medical certificates given without proper checkupsNizamabad: license not displayed, freezer temperature not maintained, cleaning log missingNalgonda: license not displayed, dustbins without lids, sauce bottles without “use by” dateDominosDominos outlets (managed by Jubilant FoodWorks Ltd) also had violations:License not displayed in many outletsOther issues:Nizamabad: expired license, pest control overdue, gloves/masks not used, no calibration or medical recordsHanumakonda: dirty machinery, no records, pest control not updated, no medical records for new staffWarangal: staff not wearing gloves/masks, medical certificates given without checksMahabubnagar: veg/non-veg not separated, no medical records, handlers not wearing glovesOther Local EateriesPizza Paradise & Master V Bakers (Hyderabad): license not displayed, no medical certificates, overused oil, unlabelled food items, rusty ovens, open kitchen without insect-proof meshPizza Korner (Medak): uncovered vegetables, overused oil discarded, no pest control or medical recordsLa Pinoz Pizza (Kokapet/Narsingi): machinery cleaning not done properly, unsafe food discardedThe Commissioner of Food Safety said that food samples were collected and all outlets were ordered to fix these problems immediately.