KFC outlet in Karimnagar sealed after officials seize 90 kg of used cooking oil
Food Safety Department officials sealed a KFC outlet in Karimnagar on Thursday, November 5, after seizing approximately 90 kg of cooking oil that was allegedly being reused multiple times for food preparation.

The surprise inspection was conducted under the supervision of Food Safety Officer Ankit Reddy. During the inspection, officials reportedly found that previously used cooking oil was being repeatedly used for frying chicken. They also raised concerns over the quality of ingredients and raw materials used at the outlet.
The inspection reportedly witnessed tense moments, with the restaurant management engaging in an argument with officials and allegedly preventing media personnel from entering the premises. The Second Town Police subsequently intervened and assisted the Food Safety Department team in carrying out the inspection.
Officials collected samples of food items and raw materials from the outlet and sent them to a laboratory for analysis. Following the inspection, the outlet was sealed and the cooking oil was seized.
Authorities said further action would be initiated based on the laboratory test results. The incident has brought renewed attention to food safety and hygiene practices at popular restaurant chains. The allegations against the outlet will be subject to the findings of the laboratory analysis and further proceedings by the authorities.