Spices coated in cloth dye, talcum powder? Hyderabad raids expose food adulteration
•Over 25,000 kg of hazardous chemical-laced spices were seized during raids.
•Three people were arrested after inspections uncovered alarming non-compliance with food safety laws.
•Dangerous practices involved synthetic chemicals, cloth dyes, and shining powder in spices.
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Over 25,000 kg of hazardous chemical-laced spices were seized during raids. Three people were arrested after inspections uncovered alarming non-compliance with food safety laws. Dangerous practices involved synthetic chemicals, cloth dyes, and shining powder in spices. Strict legal proceedings are initiated against violating business owners under the Food Safety Act. Enforcement drives will continue to ensure safe, unadulterated food products reach consumers.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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