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FSSAI Bans Everest and Laljee Godhoo Hing Powder Sales
FSSAI has banned Everest and Laljee Godhoo from selling hing powder due to sub-standard quality. The companies must now submit corrective action plans to meet food safety standards. This decision highlights the importance of compliance in the food industry.
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