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India’s Shift to Healthier Eating Gains Momentum 0
- Food Hygiene, Food Safety, General, Health & Wellness, News
- March 20, 2025
Report India’s preference for organic and unprocessed foods is rising rapidly, with 12 million online orders worth $35 million placed between September 2024 and February 2025. Consumers are actively seeking healthier, chemical-free alternatives, reflecting a strong shift in eating habits. Healthier Choices on the Rise According to Unicommerce, an e-commerce enablement platform, demand for nutritious
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Upcycled Foods: A Creative Solution to Reducing Food Waste 0
- Food Safety, General, Health & Wellness
- March 19, 2025
Food waste is a major issue, and India is not immune. Each year, people waste around 50 million tons of food, which means not only losing food but also the water, energy, and labour spent on producing and transporting it. When food waste decomposes in landfills, it releases methane, a greenhouse gas far more harmful
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Is Burnt Food Safe? Unpacking the Myths and Risks 0
- Food Hygiene, Food Safety, General, Health & Wellness
- March 18, 2025
Have you ever wondered if burnt food is bad for your health? Some people love its crispy, smoky flavour, while others worry about the risks. When food cooks at high temperatures, it undergoes chemical changes that may produce harmful compounds. Acrylamide, HCAs, and PAHs—found in charred or overcooked food—have raised concerns about cancer risks. But
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The Dangers of Calcium Carbide in Ripening Fruits 0

Fruits are a staple in our diet, packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and natural sweetness. But have you ever wondered how some fruits are available year-round, looking perfectly ripe even when they’re out of season? To meet market demands and speed up ripening, some producers resort to artificial methods—one of the most concerning being the

U.S. Plans to Ban Artificial Food Dyes for Consumer Safety 0

Report The U.S. government is moving toward banning artificial colour additives or food dyes to enhance consumer safety. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. informed industry executives on Monday that the ban would take effect before his term ends. ABC News reported this development, citing an internal memo. Meeting with Industry Leaders