Food Safety Crackdown (India): Hyderabad authorities raided an unlicensed fast-food godown in Charminar, seizing about 110 kg of fried chicken and 90 litres of loose cooking oil, and alleging use of prohibited artificial colours and reuse of stale oil; officials also cited missing hygiene controls and lack of FSSAI licence, with two people arrested. Food Poisoning Probe (India): In Bhiwandi, 14 people were hospitalized after allegedly eating contaminated shawarma/pizza; FDA and police collected samples and took victim statements. Expired Food Bust (Philippines): Police in Quiapo, Manila confiscated nearly P1 million in allegedly expired goods, including claims of altered expiry dates, arresting five vendors. Food & Tourism Labor (Greece): Workers at hotels and tourism sites plan a 24-hour nationwide strike June 24 over wage demands, overtime pay, and working-condition complaints. Public Drinking Rules (US): Boston is adding two temporary social districts for legal outdoor alcohol during World Cup season. Food Insecurity (US): Omaha food assistance groups report surging demand as summer break removes school meals, with Salvation Army meals up sharply. Competition Watch (Canada): Canada’s Competition Bureau launches a review of food supply-chain competition, with restaurants flagged as a missing piece. Food Tech/Operations Risk (Australia): Ransomware hit Mackay Sugar, shutting two mills and disrupting cane harvesting during peak season.