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- August 5, 2026
Food Manifest Key Update The way you cook meat does more than add taste—it can affect your health. Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips, also known as The Liver Doc, warns that frying, grilling, or roasting meat at high heat can form harmful chemicals. Over time, these substances may increase the risk of fatty liver, cancer, inflammation, and other
READ MOREKey Update Raghavendra Catering Service, run by K Fusion on Platform No. 1 at Nadikudi Railway Station in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, has earned the prestigious National Food Safety Certificate from the Railway Board in Delhi. This is the first such honor for the Guntur Division in the food safety category. During a ceremony at the
READ MOREKey Update Swiggy has introduced a new standalone food delivery app called Toing in Pune. The app is designed to serve budget-conscious users, especially students and young professionals, with most meals priced between ₹99 and ₹150. Focus on Affordable Everyday Meals Toing operates like Swiggy’s main platform but is tailored for users seeking lower-cost options.
READ MOREOverview India is increasingly turning to microalgae-derived pigments as natural alternatives to synthetic food dyes, which have raised health concerns globally. Traditional Indian cuisine has long relied on natural ingredients like turmeric and saffron for colour, but industrialisation introduced synthetic dyes linked to potential toxicity. Health Risks and New Rules Boost Natural Colour Shift Microalgae
READ MOREKey Update People of all ages enjoy instant noodles because they are quick, easy to prepare, and tasty. Many eat them for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. However, most instant noodles are made from refined wheat (maida) and contain very little fibre or essential nutrients. Hidden Health Concerns Seasoning packets often contain excessive sodium, sometimes exceeding
READ MOREKey Updates The Ministry of Interior and the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition in Kuwait discovered an illegal food production unit operating from a rented house in Mishref. The unit produced and sold food items without a license, violating hygiene and safety regulations. Inspectors found that the unit adulterated several food products before sale.
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