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Haldiram products fall under govt scanner in Maharashtra
The Maharashtra government on
Wednesday asked its health regulator to check samples of Haldiram's
packaged snacks to find if they are fit for human consumption.
Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) has been asked to collect packaged food samples of the
Nagpur-based leading domestic snack-maker from all over the state after
reports emerged that its products have been banned in the US.
Minister of State for FDA Vidya
Thakur said she has written to FDA Commissioner Harshdeep Kamble
regarding collection of samples and their lab testing. She has also
sought a report from FDA at the earliest.
The decision was taken in view of
reports that Haldiram's packaged products had been banned in US as
pesticides and Salmonella bacteria were found in them, she said.
"This is a very serious matter.
Since Haldiram products are manufactured in the state and consumed by a
large number of people, it is necessary to find out if the snacks are
fit for human consumption," Thakur stated in the letter.
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