India's Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued notices to two five-star hotels in Delhi — JW Marriott and Andaz, both located at Aerocity — over serious food safety and hygiene violations. According to media reports, inspections found active cockroaches near freezers, expired food, poor sanitation, and improper storage practices. The reports also list quantities of expired items, including 87 kg of expired sweets and 105 kg of expired food, though the full details of the inspections were not provided in the available description. The regulator's action follows concerns about hygiene standards at high-end establishments, which are typically expected to maintain stricter food safety practices than local markets and street vendors. The notices highlight potential lapses in food handling and storage at the two hotels.