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Add as a preferred source on GoogleFrance 24 said some adulteration cases had fatal consequences, while concern about poor hygiene has also grown.
France 24’s Thursday report highlighted the public-health stakes of food adulteration in India, where it said some cases have had fatal consequences; the sector feeds more than a billion people each day.
The broadcaster said adulteration cases have increased, with some carrying fatal consequences. It also described growing concern about poor hygiene.
The report linked those food-safety concerns to the challenge of overseeing India’s sprawling food system.
The order was dated Oct. 21 and concerns a batch in Burhanpur; the filing does not disclose its test result or identifying number.
Goods and services exports were estimated at $476.2 billion in April-September, up 13.84% from a year earlier. The second-half requirement is about 10% above that estimate.
The index closed at 22,936.75 on Oct. 29. The Economic Times attributed calls on Adani Ports and Eternal to Bonanza Portfolio analyst Virat Jagad.
