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Government to train locals in food safety
The idea behind the digital mitras is to target entrepreneurs who have relevant IT skills who in turn will help others interested in the food business with their applications for licencing, registration, online correspondence on queries raised by FDA and other officials and will also cover aspects of business such as filing annual tax returns, etc.
Luxury watches from fishing nets, paper, food scraps
First ever solar-powered watch by the house of Cartier, and it comes with the promise of a service-free running time of 16 years! The straps come in various colours and are designed in non-animal leather, produced from food scraps.
Cafe on Kabristan: A restaurant in Ahmedabad where people dine among the dead and which was once frequented by painter M.F. Husain
Lucky Tea stall known as ‘The New Lucky Restuarant‘, located in the old Ahmedabad region of Khamasha, is a cafe built on kabristan. It is one of the unique places where patrons get to dine with the dead.
FSSAI issues Guidance Document & SOPs on fixing pesticides residue in foods
The FSSAI has issued a draft of Guidance Document & Standard Operating Procedures for fixing Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) of pesticides in food commodities.
6 ways buying organic can help save the planet
Organic food is grown without chemicals, promotes the ‘farm-to-table’ philosophy, ‘New-Age’ packaging reduces chemical seepage into the ground, Organic certification laws act as a protective blanket and helps reduce climate change.
Iron rich foods for vegetarians
These vegetarian foods that can help you get enough iron content on a daily basis. Soybean, lentils, leafy vegetables, potato, mushroom, olives, mulberries and seeds.
Why it is important to have white onions in summer, explains top nutritionist
White onion is highly effective in controlling evening bloating, night sweats, and is also good for gut bacteria diversity, as it works as a prebiotic and has resistant starch which is good for your stomach and gut health.
Retailers urge the government to probe rising food prices
Retailers have urged the government to probe rising food prices as essential goods have become costlier in the past few days despite sufficient stocks and regular supply.
