How does FSSAI plan to ensure quality of food sold online?

Most e-stores still do not display the 'best before' date of food products

Ronaldo for ‘agua’: Celebrities dissing junk food can go a long way

The Euro topscorer has opened new ground; can Indian celebs catch up?

It’s not honey: How the ‘magic syrup’ beat Indian testing protocols

Watch how an investigation by CSE exposed the big food fraud  

The humble gourd is falling out of favour

Gourd has sculpted the culture and traditions of rural India for ages 

‘Future 50’ food items identified in new report

It also emphasises that food diversity across the world is being lost

Half a teaspoon of baking soda every day can help prevent autoimmune diseases

The same should not be done without consulting a physician

In Yemen, seven million people on the brink of famine: FAO Director-General

About 17 million people, two-thirds of the population, are severely food insecure 

One-fifth of total food produced goes to waste, finds new report

Overeating and consumer waste are among the major contributors to food loss 

Government sets up committee to relook at pulse MSP, bonus

Decision comes after prices of pulses touched nearly Rs. 200 a kg

Desert Locust outbreak in Yemen poses risk to neighbouring countries

Locusts can have devastating effect on crops, especially in vulnerable areas

Bael smoothie

NORTH KOREA

Milk of death

Kenya returns to sender a lethal cargo of contaminated milk powder

Grain of truth

China will need to import foodgrain in the next 10 years

KENYA

Benchmarks in place

Hong Kong

Flu outbreak

Lethal cocktail

Egg-knock

Carcinogenic French fries

Lawsuit filed in US court demanding warning on labels

Nursing several drinks

Panicum sumatrense: Kutki Millet

Also called little millet, it has very small seeds which are covered with an indigestible husk that needs to be removed before the grain can be …

FSSAI clears imported pulses for consumption

The body’s move came after month-long tests on consignments entering three different ports were mostly found to be free of glyphosate

Here is how India can eradicate malnutrition, hunger, food insecurity by 2030

Significant adjustments in the foods we produce and consume are necessary to maintain the integrity of our ecosystem and the health of communities