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Don t bee fooled: Consumers and retailers warned of honey fraud

Don’t bee fooled: Consumers and retailers warned of honey fraud Georgina Crouth © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved If you see honey sold on a special at your local retailer, or in a handy squeeze bottle, it is very likely to be impure and adulterated.  That’s the message that Thursday’s SA Bee Industry Organisation workshop on honey fraud hoped would resonate with consumers, regulators and retailers as they unpacked the growing problem of honey adulteration and its threat to biodiversity.    High-demand foodstuffs such as honey the third most adulterated food in the world after milk and olive oil are at risk of adulteration because demand far outstrips supply. Since honey is a complex product and expensive to test, the modes of honey adulteration have rapidly evolved and multiplied over recent years.

SA s Honey Fraud Situation Is Only Getting Worse – 2oceansvibe News | South African and international news

The SA Bee Industry Organisation had a workshop last Thursday (on World Bee Day) to unpack the growing problem of honey adulteration and its threat to biodiversity, reports The Daily Maverick. They hope to send a message for consumers, regulators, and retailers to vote with their wallets and stem the rising tide of fake honey. Out of all these high-demand food products, honey fraud has particularly increased and evolved because it is a more complex product that makes testing its authenticity rather expensive. Honey is defined by the Codex Alimentarius (1981), which is a collection of internationally accepted standards of practice to protect consumer health and ensure fair practices in the food trade, as follows:

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Falsely labelled, mixed with syrup or laundered : Honey fraud is rife in SA

ICAI opens New Overseas Office in Singapore to boost collaboration & bilateral relationship

By Taxscan Team - On December 12, 2020 10:54 am The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is a premier accountancy body and one of the largest in the world. ICAI’s sagacious journey of more than 71 years has seen it expand nationally and globally with its establishing 164 branches in India and one permanent Office in Dubai, UAE. Apart from this, ICAI has also expanded its presence to more than 63 Global cities of the world spanning in 43 countries.   ICAI permanent Office, representative Offices and Overseas Chapters facilitate in bringing foreign investment to India and also assisting Indian Industry by guiding them about the investment opportunities in different parts of the world. Recently, the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India has given recognition to Overseas Chapters of ICAI to be at par with other Apex Trade and Industry Organisation. Further, one of the prime objectives of expanding global presence is to provide ICAI Members a forum for f

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