Pesticides In Vegetables
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Anti-Pollution Body Flags Contamination In Vegetables In Bengaluru, Other Areas
A recent study by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has raised concerns about food safety in Bengaluru, revealing heavy metal contamination and excessive pesticide residues in vegetables sold across the city.
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Government Tests Show 12.5 per cent Food Items Contain Unapproved Pesticides
The government has found residues of pesticides in a significant number of vegetables, fruits and other food items collected from outlets across the country.
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Kerala Makes Food Safety a Priority, Conducts Raids
As many as 1766 food safety raids have been carried out across Kerala and nine shops have been closed for selling adulterated food articles during Onam season.
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Your Veggies Bad For Us, Says Kerala to Tamil Nadu
Kerala doesn't want to eat its veggies. It's not being difficult- the state's food safety officials say 80 per cent of its vegetables, which come from Tamil Nadu, are highly contaminated, with levels crossing the permissible limit by almost three to five times.
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Anti-Pollution Body Flags Contamination In Vegetables In Bengaluru, Other Areas
A recent study by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has raised concerns about food safety in Bengaluru, revealing heavy metal contamination and excessive pesticide residues in vegetables sold across the city.
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Government Tests Show 12.5 per cent Food Items Contain Unapproved Pesticides
The government has found residues of pesticides in a significant number of vegetables, fruits and other food items collected from outlets across the country.
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Kerala Makes Food Safety a Priority, Conducts Raids
As many as 1766 food safety raids have been carried out across Kerala and nine shops have been closed for selling adulterated food articles during Onam season.
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Your Veggies Bad For Us, Says Kerala to Tamil Nadu
Kerala doesn't want to eat its veggies. It's not being difficult- the state's food safety officials say 80 per cent of its vegetables, which come from Tamil Nadu, are highly contaminated, with levels crossing the permissible limit by almost three to five times.
