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Rejected Abroad, Consumed at Home
Pesticides used within approved limits are generally safe; the real risk comes from excessive, frequent, or prolonged exposure. Two years ago, Hong Kong, Singapore, and five other countries rejected consignments of certain Indian spice brands. More recently, Japan rejected Indian mangoes, and last week China turned back a shipment of Indian chillies. The reasons were either pesticide residues exceeding permissible limits or deficiencies in pest-control treatment procedures. T

Rishabh Mishra
Jul 303 min read


Monsoon Cravings: Indulge Wisely
The secret to enjoying the monsoon isn't giving up your favourite treats—it's balancing indulgence with hygiene, fresh food, and mindful eating. The monsoon has officially arrived, bringing with it the smell of wet earth and the sound of rain tapping on windows. As the temperature drops and the skies turn grey, who doesn't crave curling up with a plate of hot pakoras and a steaming cup of chai? But while the season brings comfort food to the front of our minds, it also brings

Prekshaa Shah
Jun 273 min read


Food Waste vs. Hunger: Our National Contradiction
On one hand, India wastes ₹50,000 crore worth of food every year while more than 23 crore Indians go hungry.

Dr. Sanjay Joshi
Mar 14, 20253 min read
No Confusion: Know Your Food Label
It becomes essential to pay attention to food labels when we are concerned and alert about what we consume. In pursuit of health,...

Dr. Rizwan Pinjari
Sep 14, 20242 min read
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