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Spoilt Eggs Discovered at Blinkit Stock Unit in Mangaluru
Spoilt eggs were found at a Blinkit stock unit in Mangaluru, prompting an inspection by food safety officials. The discovery followed a consumer complaint to Health Minister U.T. Khader. Authorities are investigating the incident to ensure food safety and compliance with health regulations. This incident raises concerns about food quality in supply chains.
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