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ICMR classifies bread, butter, and cooking oil as ultra-processed foods: Full report https://health.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/icmr-classifies-bread-butter-and-cooking-oil-as-ultra-processed-foods-full-report/110304060

Can we transform packaged drinking water? By packing it in Tetra pack for avoiding plastic bottles?

I am launching a healthy food brand focused on providing natural, nutritious, and delicious alternatives to processed foods. Our product line will include healthy sauces, mayonnaise, cheese, chips, chocolates, and other natural products, all made wit

why we can't start an organic food restaurant all over india . buying products from organic suppliers and processed food is prepared from organic ingredients for those who are health conscious. open a restaurant with green symbol of body like organic

Recent research highlighted in The New York Times reveals concerning links between ultraprocessed foods and brain health. These convenient and often delicious foods, packed with additives, preservatives, and artificial ingredients, might be more harm

5 Essential Tips for Breaking Up with Sugar 🍫🚫 In Short Headline: ▫️ Start Slow: Gradually reduce sugar intake to avoid cravings. ▫️ Choose Natural Sweeteners: Opt for fruits, honey, or stevia instead of refined sugars. ▫️ Read Labels: Be mindf

The Dark Side of 10-Minute Delivery The rise of 10-minute food delivery epitomizes modern convenience but hides significant ethical concerns. Workers like Bharat, a dark store employee, face immense pressure to pack items quickly, often resulting in

Flip IT – Snack Naturally! Tagline: "Khaoo Tab, Chaoo Jab" At Flip IT, we’re redefining snacking with 100% natural, freeze-dried treats that are as healthy as they are delicious. From juicy fruit cubes to indulgent desserts, every bite is packed wit

We are launching a plant-based, preservative-free beverage inspired by the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Our drink is designed to meet the needs of Muslim consumers seeking halal, healthy alternatives to sugary sodas and energy drinks, while als

An avg Indian consumes ~3x sugar as an avg Chinese every day. And that’s an alarming thing to solve. Let's deepdive! .. An avg Indian consumes ~55gms of sugar every day. But, this is often played down by the fact that this is just 40% of what the