Dabur Patanajali, Zandu honey investigation
Understand that FSSAI is doing investigation of Dabur, Zandu and Patanjali honey to ensure they are not full of corn and sugar syrup.
Would like FSSAI to share the results at the earliest with all of us community members and not keep it to themselves and the companies.
Meanwhile, is the guidance to consumers to refrain from buying these brands' honey more
Would like FSSAI to share the results at the earliest with all of us community members and not keep it to themselves and the companies.
Meanwhile, is the guidance to consumers to refrain from buying these brands' honey more
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Besides Honey there are several products that have hit the market with dubious claims like Dates , fIgs olive fruits, cucumber cabbage soaked in vinegar and all sorts of mix . * Pubic should know the veracity of the claims first of the various such products available in the market. Why the FSSAI & BIS STAFF ARE PAID ? * Irrespective of the company's clout all should adhere to the norms laid down in general. * It is absolutely essential that that the authorities go out to the markets , manufacturing units for STRINGENT TESTS ALSO BESIDES THEIR ORIGINAL AGENDA .IT IS PEOPLE'S HEALTH. more
Aug 23
Anshu honey adulteration is rampant not only in India but across the world! For instance, Manuka is a honey from New Zealand and it perhaps the most expensive honey one can get or look for! India notorious for all types of adulteration, traders do indulge in selling spurious honey Anshu! more
Aug 23
Yes I will wait for the results of tests by FSSAI for the products Honey, Chavan Prash and some other Products for Sugar contents etc. I am a regular consumer of the products by these Indian Companies. And I will wIt for the publication of results for my next purchases.. more
Aug 22
Should not be restricted to Honey only but for every food item and should be publicised irrespective of whether it is a tall company or small company as the food need to remain same - i.e., should be eatable. more
Aug 22
