9 foods banned in India by FSSAI
Image Source : SocialChewing Gum with Nicotine: To prevent addiction and potential health hazards.
Image Source : SocialChinese Milk and Milk Products: Banned due to contamination concerns, particularly with melamine.
Image Source : SocialGinseng Infused Energy Drinks: Banned for containing high caffeine levels and ginseng, which can be harmful.
Image Source : SocialImitation and Synthetic Milk: Prohibited to ensure public health safety and avoid the consumption of adulterated products.
Image Source : SocialOxytocin: This hormone, used in milk production, is banned due to its harmful effects on human health.
Image Source : SocialPotassium Bromate: Used in bread-making, it is banned because it is a potential carcinogen.
Image Source : SocialPlastic Microbeads in Cosmetics: Banned in products due to environmental hazards and potential health risks.
Image Source : SocialBrominated Vegetable Oil (BVO): Prohibited in beverages as it can accumulate in the body and cause health issues.
Image Source : SocialCertain Artificial Sweeteners: Such as cyclamates, are banned due to potential cancer risk.
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