New Delhi, June 3 -- The Gujarat Food Safety Department cracked down on the wholesale production of mango juice in Mehsana. During the inspection, enforcement teams in the city seized a massive stock of mangoes infested with fungus and insects, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said on Wednesday.

The statutory body shared a video on X showing insects inside "heavily rotten" pulpy mangoes, which were meant to be used for juice extraction.

The FSSAI said in a post on X, "The Gujarat Food Safety Department enforcement teams discovered and seized massive stock of mangoes intended for juice extraction. Mangoes used for juice extraction were found heavily rotten, worm-eaten & visibly infested with fungus and insects." ...