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The reporting broadly agrees that FSSAI ordered recalls of two products after laboratory testing found safety or compliance problems. It also agrees on the named products and the companies involved.
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FSSAI orders recall of two food products
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FSSAI issued recall orders for two food products after laboratory analysis found them non-compliant.
Shalimar Chef Coriander Powder from Nilgiri Oil and Allied Industries was flagged for unsatisfactory pesticide residue levels.
Carrageenan from Aquagri Processing was found to have failed additive and safety standards.
The regulator said retesting and referral laboratory confirmation led to the unsafe classification.
Why it mattersThe recall affects product availability and highlights food-safety enforcement that can trigger wider checks on similar items.
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Both operators must follow official food recall procedures.
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The neutral coverage states that both products were declared unsafe after laboratory tests and retests. It names Nilgiri Oil and Allied Industries and Aquagri Processing as the operators told to recall the products. The summary emphasizes that the regulator directed mandatory recall procedures after confirmation from referral testing.
Distinctive emphasis — reported claim, not independently verified.Sources: Cityairnews
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FSSAI orders recall of two food products
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FSSAI orders recall of two food products
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The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has issued recall orders for two specific food items after laboratory analysis found them non-compliant with regulatory standards. The affected goods are Shalimar Chef Coriander Powder from Nilgiri Oil and Allied Industries, which had unsatisfactory pesticide residue levels, and Carrageenan from Aquagri Processing, which failed additive and safety standards. Following retesting and referral laboratory confirmation designating the products as unsafe, both operators must follow official food recall procedures.
FSSAI directs Nilgiri Oil, Aquagri Processing to recall products over 'unsafe' concerns
Quick source take
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has ordered the immediate recall of two food products after laboratory tests declared them unsafe. The regulator directed Nilgiri Oil and Allied Industries to recall Shalimar Chef Coriander Powder due to excessive pesticide residues, and Aquagri Processing to withdraw Carrageenan because of high cadmium levels. According to the FSSAI, initial testing and subsequent retests confirmed both products violated food safety standards, prompting mandatory recall procedures.