India refuses to import products from many countries to ensure food safety

게시됨 2024년 12월 2일

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The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has used its new imported food rejection alert system to announce the rejection of various food products from countries including Sri Lanka, China, Japan, and Turkey. The reasons for rejection include lack of advance approval, exceeding safety and health standards, and having unauthorized ingredients. Concerns over food safety in India, including adulteration, contamination, and misleading labels, persist despite efforts to improve oversight, highlighting the need for collaboration among regulators, the food industry, and the public to ensure food safety.
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According to India Today on the 26th, FSSAI announced the above information through the imported food rejection alert client it recently launched. According to the report, according to India's "Food Safety and Standards Regulations (Import)", FSSAI has the right to issue food safety alert notifications. In May this year, cinnamon buds from Sri Lanka were rejected because they had not been approved in advance. In addition, a non-alcoholic beer from China was rejected in May this year because the pH exceeded the standard, and a tea bag from Japan was rejected in June because it contained ingredients not approved by India. In addition, fresh red apples from Turkey were rejected in July because their shelf life was too short. India Today said that the reasons for the refusal of food entry include safety risks, health hazards, unqualified labels, and incomplete materials. Safety risks include pests and heavy metals, while health risks include humidity and fat content. However, food ...
출처: Foodmate

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