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October 29, 2024
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as posted by the channelWith Diwali nearing, the festive spirit is high, driving a sharp increase in demand across markets. To meet this demand and boost profits, some vendors have started adulterating products with harmful substances, risking consumer health. Common ingredients in sweets like milk, sugar, and nuts face increased contamination risks during the festive season, compromising both flavor and safety.
A panel of experts has joined Ashish Pareek to discuss this in detail. Dr Shikha Sharma says “Everyone does not have alcohol, but so many people have fatty liver, thanks to these adulterants..” Also, Mahesh Zagade says “Huge money is being made at the cost of people's lives..” Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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