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How Hong Kong banned Everest Spices and India reacted the wrong way - Vimarsana News

How Hong Kong banned Everest Spices and India reacted the wrong way

The FSSAI increased the Maximum Residue Level of pesticide in food products by ten times, from 0.01 mg/kg to 0.1mg/kg, shortly after the ban of Everest Spices products in Hong Kong.

'Sale of human milk not permitted': FSSAI asks authorities not to grant licence - Vimarsana News

'Sale of human milk not permitted': FSSAI asks authorities not to grant licence

Breast milk can be donated voluntarily but the donor cannot accept monetary benefits

Source: theweek.in
India's food regulator FSSAI warns against selling human milk - Vimarsana News

India's food regulator FSSAI warns against selling human milk

The market for online human milk sales has expanded rapidly, with milk banks, originally established as non-profit entities, now gathering milk from nursing mothers and selling it for profit.

FSSAI warns against commercial sale of human milk | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management - Vimarsana News

FSSAI warns against commercial sale of human milk | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management

The FSSAI has cautioned against the commercial sale of human milk and warned strict action against those who do not comply with the regulations.

More NSW school students relying on disability provisions to finish exams, graduate high school - Vimarsana News

More NSW school students relying on disability provisions to finish exams, graduate high school

When Michael was in high school he lost his left arm in an accident. An education assistance program has allowed him to graduate.

Source: abc.net.au