"The administration will not allow any meat shop to operate without valid licence. All traders should purchase meat from mechanised slaughter houses," District Magistrate Nidhi Kesarwani said.
A single window system will be launched for meat shop owners to apply for licence while adhering to norms of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), she said.
The DM said 21 illegal slaughter houses and 152 meat shops have been closed down in Loni and Ghaziabad city.
Meanwhile, meat shop owners today staged a protest near New Ghaziabad railway station under the banner of Meet Vyapar Sangh (MVS) against the crack down on their establishments.
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