McDonald's Brigade Road Outlet Issued Notice Over Frying Oil Treatment

A notice has been issued to the operator of the McDonald's outlet on Brigade Road in Bengaluru after an inspection revealed that Magnesium Sulfite was being used in the treatment and purification of used frying oil. The action comes as several major international fast-food chains, including KFC, McDonald's, and Subway, have come under increased scrutiny.

During the official inspection at the Brigade Road facility, inspectors observed the presence and application of Magnesium Sulfite (MgSO₃) in connection with used frying oil purification processes.

Following the discovery, authorities issued an official notice to the concerned food business operator in accordance with applicable regulatory provisions.

Further details regarding additional inspections across other international food outlets in the city remain part of the ongoing administrative oversight.