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Indian-Origin Woman Shares Journey Of Building $2.8 Million-A-Year Ice Cream Business In US
She gained media attention after her work was praised by a food writer for The New York Times, who was also her customer.
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Delhi Police Busts 1 Lakh Fake ENO And 50,000 Nescafé Coffee Sachets From Illegal Factories
Since ENO and Nescafé are widely popular and highly consumed in Delhi, the manufacturing and sale of such counterfeit items raises serious concerns about consumer safety.
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Rs 8 Lakh Worth Of Unauthorised Milk And Ghee Seized In Telangana
The teams observed the sale of non-branded and loose milk and ghee in several areas.
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No Rain, No Gain: Why Monsoon Matters To Stock Markets
Nearly two-thirds of India's cultivated land is still rain-fed. A delayed or uneven monsoon can disrupt sowing, and keep food prices elevated.
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18 Units Sealed In Gujarat Crackdown For Hiding Synthetic Paneer Label
Officials said the focus of the exercise was to check whether establishments were misleading consumers by using cheaper, fat-based paneer substitutes without clearly disclosing this information on menus or display boards
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Stale Biryani Refrigerated For Several Days Allegedly Sold In Hyderabad, Restaurant Sealed
Authorities in Hyderabad found stale biryani sold as fresh from a hidden operation in Banjara Hills using online delivery platforms.
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Food Regulator Orders Nationwide Drive Against Fake Paneer, Moves To Tighten Labelling Norms
FSSAI directs states to intensify inspections against adulterated and non-dairy products sold as paneer across the supply chain.
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Ground Report: Amid Commercial Gas Concerns, Some Eateries Shut, Food Costs More
A growing LPG crisis in the national capital is forcing small vendors and eateries to shut down operations, while customers are left grappling with rising food prices.
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300 kg Rotten Meat, 1,090 kg Ginger-Garlic Paste Full Of Chemicals Busted In Hyderabad Raid
While the adulterated ginger-garlic paste was stored in open plastic tubs exposed to dust and flies, the rotten meat was stored for long periods in deep freezers.
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Rotten Dates, Fake Ghee, And Adulterated Oil Seized In Kanpur Amid Ramadan, Holi Demand
The expired dates are estimated to be worth approximately Rs 50 lakh.
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Philippine Parents Sell 12-Day-Old Baby To Start Street Food Business; Face 20 Years In Prison
A young couple in the Philippines have been arrested after allegedly attempting to sell their 12-day-old baby for 27,500 Philippine peso to fund a street food business.
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Saudi Arabia Eases Alcohol Ban For Rich Foreigners: Who Can Buy Booze, New Rules Explained
Saudi Arabia's new alcohol policy allows select expatriates to legally buy alcohol for the first time in decades, signalling another major step in the kingdom's social reforms.
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Australia Okays Purple Tomatoes For Sale. What Exactly Are They?
The purple tomatoes owe their distinctive violet colour to genes borrowed from snapdragon flowers.
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Witty Poster At Local Fruit Cart Perfectly Captures "Peak Bengaluru Moment"
Rather than relying on eye-catching graphics or health-focused adjectives, the copywriter chose a refreshingly honest, humorous approach.
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Content Creator Shows How Much You Can Earn Selling Maggi In The Hills, Internet Reacts
Curious how much mountain-side Maggi sellers really earn? A viral video reveals surprising profits that have left social media users both shocked and amused.
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Indian-Origin Woman Shares Journey Of Building $2.8 Million-A-Year Ice Cream Business In US
She gained media attention after her work was praised by a food writer for The New York Times, who was also her customer.
-
Delhi Police Busts 1 Lakh Fake ENO And 50,000 Nescafé Coffee Sachets From Illegal Factories
Since ENO and Nescafé are widely popular and highly consumed in Delhi, the manufacturing and sale of such counterfeit items raises serious concerns about consumer safety.
-
Rs 8 Lakh Worth Of Unauthorised Milk And Ghee Seized In Telangana
The teams observed the sale of non-branded and loose milk and ghee in several areas.
-
No Rain, No Gain: Why Monsoon Matters To Stock Markets
Nearly two-thirds of India's cultivated land is still rain-fed. A delayed or uneven monsoon can disrupt sowing, and keep food prices elevated.
-
18 Units Sealed In Gujarat Crackdown For Hiding Synthetic Paneer Label
Officials said the focus of the exercise was to check whether establishments were misleading consumers by using cheaper, fat-based paneer substitutes without clearly disclosing this information on menus or display boards
-
Stale Biryani Refrigerated For Several Days Allegedly Sold In Hyderabad, Restaurant Sealed
Authorities in Hyderabad found stale biryani sold as fresh from a hidden operation in Banjara Hills using online delivery platforms.
-
Food Regulator Orders Nationwide Drive Against Fake Paneer, Moves To Tighten Labelling Norms
FSSAI directs states to intensify inspections against adulterated and non-dairy products sold as paneer across the supply chain.
-
Ground Report: Amid Commercial Gas Concerns, Some Eateries Shut, Food Costs More
A growing LPG crisis in the national capital is forcing small vendors and eateries to shut down operations, while customers are left grappling with rising food prices.
-
300 kg Rotten Meat, 1,090 kg Ginger-Garlic Paste Full Of Chemicals Busted In Hyderabad Raid
While the adulterated ginger-garlic paste was stored in open plastic tubs exposed to dust and flies, the rotten meat was stored for long periods in deep freezers.
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Rotten Dates, Fake Ghee, And Adulterated Oil Seized In Kanpur Amid Ramadan, Holi Demand
The expired dates are estimated to be worth approximately Rs 50 lakh.
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Philippine Parents Sell 12-Day-Old Baby To Start Street Food Business; Face 20 Years In Prison
A young couple in the Philippines have been arrested after allegedly attempting to sell their 12-day-old baby for 27,500 Philippine peso to fund a street food business.
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Saudi Arabia Eases Alcohol Ban For Rich Foreigners: Who Can Buy Booze, New Rules Explained
Saudi Arabia's new alcohol policy allows select expatriates to legally buy alcohol for the first time in decades, signalling another major step in the kingdom's social reforms.
-
Australia Okays Purple Tomatoes For Sale. What Exactly Are They?
The purple tomatoes owe their distinctive violet colour to genes borrowed from snapdragon flowers.
-
Witty Poster At Local Fruit Cart Perfectly Captures "Peak Bengaluru Moment"
Rather than relying on eye-catching graphics or health-focused adjectives, the copywriter chose a refreshingly honest, humorous approach.
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Content Creator Shows How Much You Can Earn Selling Maggi In The Hills, Internet Reacts
Curious how much mountain-side Maggi sellers really earn? A viral video reveals surprising profits that have left social media users both shocked and amused.
