India’s food regulator has told food businesses to keep perishable items like khoa, paneer, meat and fish under controlled temperatures at every stage, from sourcing…
View More Khoa, Paneer, Meat, Fish Must Travel Cold: FSSAI Orders Strict Temperature Rules
FSSAI has proposed legal limits on two pesticides in tea, the country’s most popular drink. The draft rules would set clear benchmarks for how much…
View More FSSAI Proposes First Pesticide Limits for Your Daily Cup of Tea
India’s food regulator has started legal proceedings against the maker of Priyagold biscuits after finding that cattle feed bran was being used to make them.…
View More Priyagold Biscuits Maker Faces Prosecution for Using Cattle Feed Bran
Marine experts have called for greater use of satellite technology and data-driven decision-support systems to protect fisheries from the growing effects of climate change. At…
View More Satellite-Based Advisories Seen as Key to Climate-Resilient Fisheries
India has exported 1.755 tonnes of organic palmyra jaggery powder from Erode district in Tamil Nadu to Varna, Bulgaria, marking a step towards expanding the…
View More India Exports Organic Palmyra Jaggery Powder to Bulgaria
Leading fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies are competing for a potential stake in Farmley as established players look to strengthen their presence in India’s growing…
View More FMCG Giants Eye Farmley Stake in ₹2,000 Crore Deal
Indian rice export prices rose to a more than one-year high this week as a stronger rupee and concerns over paddy availability pushed up rates…
View More Indian Rice Export Prices Hit One-Year High on Rupee Strength, Supply Concerns
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the licences of 25 food establishments and four edible oil and spice manufacturing units after inspections…
View More Maharashtra FDA Suspends 25 Food Licences, Seizes ₹1.73 Crore Stock
The Uttar Pradesh Food Safety and Drug Administration (FSDA) has suspended operations at a railway base kitchen in Lucknow after inspections uncovered food safety and…
View More UP Shuts Railway Kitchen, Seizes 978 Kg of Unlabeled Food in Safety Drive
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) forecasts global cereal production at 2.979 billion tonnes in 2026, 2.1% below the previous year’s record but still the…
View More Near-Record Grain Supplies Fail to Curb Food Inflation as Energy, Fertilizer and Freight Costs Rise