"The officials of the FDA checked the water being used in the RO Unit of the company at Nerul on March 13 and found that the water was not upto the specified standards," FDA Assistant Commissioner Kishore Gore said.
The tests revealed that the level of E.Coli and Coliform Bacteria found in 100ml of water to be 34 as against 0, he said.
"As the level had not improved the FDA had no option but to shut the unit today," he added.
KFC did not respond to an email clarification sent by PTI.
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The unit at Nerul will remain shut till the company complies with the requirements and submits proof of the same he said.
"Consequent to the action on this Nerul unit of the company the other units will also be under inspection by the FDA," Gore said.
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