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Govt inaction lets firm sell human milk using HC stay | India News

India News: Neolacta, a Bengaluru-based company, continues to sell human milk despite licence cancellation. Interim stay by Karnataka high court and inaction of g

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India s food regulator FSSAI warns against selling human milk

The market for online human milk sales has expanded rapidly, with milk banks, originally established as non-profit entities, now gathering milk from nursing mothers and selling it for profit.

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What do Nestle s sugary baby cereals say about Indian food safety laws? | In Focus podcast

What do Nestle s sugary baby cereals say about Indian food safety laws? | In Focus podcast
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Nestle sells Cerelac with 2 7g added sugar per serving in India but not in UK, Germany, says report | Indiablooms

Food and beverages company Nestle has come under intense criticism after a report revealed that it adds 2.7 grams of sugar per serving of its baby food Cerelac sold in India but does not follow the same practice in Germany and the UK.

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Do Nestle s baby food products have added sugars? Why is it bad for children? – Firstpost

Do Nestle s baby food products have added sugars? Why is it bad for children? – Firstpost
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