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Expedite criminal cases under FSSA: HC - Vimarsana News

Expedite criminal cases under FSSA: HC

Srinagar, July 3: In a significant move, the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has directed presiding officers to dispose of criminal cases filed under the Food Safety and Standard Act,2006 on fast track basis. In an order, the High Court has directed presiding officers to take up criminal cases filed under the

Lack of legal framework threatens green hydrogen projects - Vimarsana News

Lack of legal framework threatens green hydrogen projects

Namibia's ambitious green hydrogen projects are facing a significant hurdle as new research reveals they are currently being rolled out in a regulatory vacuum.

Opening A Business In USA - Shareholders - Vimarsana News

Opening A Business In USA - Shareholders

The employment relationship in the United States is subject to markedly less regulation than in other countries.

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Assuring High Standards With Quality Food - Vimarsana News

Assuring High Standards With Quality Food

G Kamala Vardhana Rao - With more than 72 lakh FBOs in the country, FSSAI plans to scale up its training programme with the aim of training 25 lakh food handlers and FBOs in the next three years, beginning with the current financial year, , Food Quality

Safety First: FSSAI food adulteration crackdowns, FAO on APAC food supply vulnerabilities, Chinese consumer sweetener fears and more - Vimarsana News

Safety First: FSSAI food adulteration crackdowns, FAO on APAC food supply vulnerabilities, Chinese consumer sweetener fears and more

FSSAI food adulteration crackdowns, FAO on APAC food supply vulnerabilities, Chinese consumer sweetener fears and more feature in this edition of Safety First.