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Is India’s Food Watchdog Failing Us? Inside the Gaps in FSSAI’s Safety Net
From recurring adulteration scandals to gaps in enforcement, India’s food safety system reveals troubling weaknesses.
March 9, 2026
From recurring adulteration scandals to gaps in enforcement, India’s food safety system reveals troubling weaknesses.
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