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Bread Packets Recalled After Rat Body Parts Found Inside Packs In Japan
More than 100,000 packets of sliced bread have been recalled in Japan after parts of a black rat's body were discovered inside two of them, the manufacturer said Wednesday.
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What The Compass Means To Jeep In India
Jeep had made the announcement last year that it's all set to bring in the Compass to India and it was in this month itself that the company gave us a peek into pre-production version of the car which will eventually prove to be the bread winner for the company. With the launch scheduled in the third quarter, we take a look at why the Compass is im...
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Toxic Chemicals in Bread, Burgers, Pizza? Health Ministry Orders Probe
The bread available in India could be laced with toxic chemicals that can lead to thyroid disorders and cancer, the non-profit Science and Environment, or CSE, said after conducting a series of tests. The Union health ministry has ordered an investigation into the matter.
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Bread Manufacturer Accuses AIIMS of Shifting Blame After Rat Found Inside Packet
The bread manufacturer which was blacklisted by AIIMS authorities after a rat was found inside a sealed packet has accused the premier institute of trying to shift its "act of negligence" onto the company.
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9000 Units of the Honda Jazz Sold in One Month
It was just a few days back that we told you about the Honda Jazz being the bread winner for the Japanese car manufacturer, beating the sales of the City in the month of July. Well, Honda has now announced that they have managed to sell 9000 units in just one month and that is quite an achievement.
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Global retailers getting into fine print fail to impress DIPP
The retailers looking at Indian market have argued that items such as bread and locks are manufactured originally by small units in India. The big domestic firms source it from them to sell it under their brand names.
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Fight for fresh grocery and labeling
Here's a story of how a Delhi citizen used the RTI act to ensure that shops don't sell stale bread and manufacturers put expiry dates on the packaging.
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Bread Packets Recalled After Rat Body Parts Found Inside Packs In Japan
More than 100,000 packets of sliced bread have been recalled in Japan after parts of a black rat's body were discovered inside two of them, the manufacturer said Wednesday.
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What The Compass Means To Jeep In India
Jeep had made the announcement last year that it's all set to bring in the Compass to India and it was in this month itself that the company gave us a peek into pre-production version of the car which will eventually prove to be the bread winner for the company. With the launch scheduled in the third quarter, we take a look at why the Compass is im...
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Toxic Chemicals in Bread, Burgers, Pizza? Health Ministry Orders Probe
The bread available in India could be laced with toxic chemicals that can lead to thyroid disorders and cancer, the non-profit Science and Environment, or CSE, said after conducting a series of tests. The Union health ministry has ordered an investigation into the matter.
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Bread Manufacturer Accuses AIIMS of Shifting Blame After Rat Found Inside Packet
The bread manufacturer which was blacklisted by AIIMS authorities after a rat was found inside a sealed packet has accused the premier institute of trying to shift its "act of negligence" onto the company.
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9000 Units of the Honda Jazz Sold in One Month
It was just a few days back that we told you about the Honda Jazz being the bread winner for the Japanese car manufacturer, beating the sales of the City in the month of July. Well, Honda has now announced that they have managed to sell 9000 units in just one month and that is quite an achievement.
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Global retailers getting into fine print fail to impress DIPP
The retailers looking at Indian market have argued that items such as bread and locks are manufactured originally by small units in India. The big domestic firms source it from them to sell it under their brand names.
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Fight for fresh grocery and labeling
Here's a story of how a Delhi citizen used the RTI act to ensure that shops don't sell stale bread and manufacturers put expiry dates on the packaging.
