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Karnataka following Puducherry, Tamil Nadu and other states, is likely to restrict cotton candy and street food vendors like chicken Kababs, gobi Manchurian and many others which have Rhodamine B. The dye in textiles can cause cancer. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) FSSAI took food samples throughout the state including Bengaluru. The results […]

The government has mandated that producers of tires made of waste must meet their extended responsibility for producers (EPR) obligations by purchasing EPR certificates from recyclers that are certified. The Central Pollution Control Board has required that all producers meet the obligations of EPR obligations. EPR obligations for fiscal 2023 and 2024. EPR is a

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has begun to train Food handlers at the Bhawans in all States and Union Territories, and government canteens in offices within the capital city. They have trained food handlers in Bihar, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Sikkim Bhawans. A new training program is scheduled specifically for Bhawans of Andhra

To simplify and rationalize the process of sampling and maintain an all-channel database of monthly samples, in an effort to rationalize and streamline the process of sampling The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has released its final versions of the regulations regarding the sampling of cosmetics, pharmaceuticals or medical device by drug inspectors of

A lighting fixture will only be as efficient as the bulb you place in it. But a visit to the lighting aisle can be overwhelming due to the variety of sizes, shapes and designs available. We spoke with Lights Fantastic’s former president, Jon Sayah, to clarify the details of what to keep in mind. Additionally local experts on

Food safety regulator FSSAI declared on Tuesday that more than 500 hospitals across the country are accredited to be an “Eat Right Campus’. The aim of the program is to provide a sustainable, safe, and healthy food-related environments at different establishments and workplaces, which includes hospitals, as part of the FSSAI’s Eat Right India movement.

The government of India has released new quality control guidelines that cover more than 145 steel products. In a Gazette announcement this new notice replaces the prior quality control system (QCO) that was a covering for 112 items ranging from stainless steel pipes and tubes to the primary cell and battery components. The majority included in this

It is contingent upon approval of the contract in the current contract as well as NHS England approval of a complete business plan. The contract’s value isn’t yet established. If it’s introduced within over the course of two years., new EPR could be able to replace up to twenty platforms major, including those based on paper. The