India

 Industrial processing contaminates tea

your morning tea contains chromium, which may cause cancer and skin diseases. The heavy metal gets into the leaves when tea leaves are processed using the

Publication Date: 
14/01/2008
Nisha P Lalu
Down to Earth
Tags:
Tea, Food Contamination, Food Process Industry, Heavy Metals, Health Effects, India, Tamil Nadu
Wildlife

China to boost food output amid rising prices, dec

Publication Date: 
26/12/2007
Japan Today (Japan)
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Food Process Industry
Health

SAARC Food Bank could help if operational Tapan

Publication Date: 
26/12/2007
New Age (Bangladesh)
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Food Process Industry
Climate Change

Coca-Cola to raise capacity at TN plant

Publication Date: 
24/12/2007
Business Standard (New Delhi)
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Food Process Industry
Mining

Ministry wants lower duties on bottled water

Publication Date: 
24/12/2007
Business Standard (New Delhi)
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Food Process Industry
Natural Disasters

FAO pulls for Dhaka amid global food crisis

Publication Date: 
19/12/2007
Daily Star (Bangladesh)
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Food Process Industry
Natural Disasters

FDA to get only slight increase in food-safety fun

Publication Date: 
19/12/2007
USA Today (US)
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Food Process Industry
Natural Disasters

Food prices on the rise world over

Publication Date: 
19/12/2007
Business Standard (New Delhi)
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Food Process Industry
Food Policy

The users manual on codex: a contemporary approach to food quality and safety standards

This manual is developed to provide fundamental information about Codex in a standardized, logical and systematic manner. It comprises eight sections. Each section consists of specific training modules with a provision for the inclusion of optional modules that may be combined and customized to meet the requirements.

Publication Date: 
01/12/2007
FAO
Tags:
Food Standards, Food Contamination, Food Additives, Organic Foods, Food Process Industry, Trade, WTO, Pesticides And Toxins, Pesticide Residues, Food Safety, CODEX, Public Sector, India, Global
Industry

 Special economic zone

Dharavi is not just a slum. It is an economic hub churning out a variety of goods, from pottery to branded snacks. It also provides essential services, like recycling waste. But it is all in the informal sector that gives it a competitive edge. It is also why the government does not recognize it. Instead of sops, this SEZ is getting marching orders

Pottery

Publication Date: 
29/11/2007
Down to Earth
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Food Process Industry, Slums, Special Economic Zones (SEZ), Mumbai, Waste Recycling

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