Patanjali Foods says prohibition on Patanjali Organic Wild Honey revoked
Patanjali announced that a prohibition order on the sale of a specific batch of Patanjali Organic Wild Honey has been lifted immediately. This decision follows a Referral Laboratory test report confirming the honey batch adheres to food safety regulations, ensuring it is safe for consumers. The initial order was issued by the Office of Administration of Union Territory of Ladakh.
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Time of India
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- Time of India
Patanjali Foods says prohibition on Patanjali Organic Wild Honey revoked
Synopsis Patanjali announced that a prohibition order on the sale of a specific batch of Patanjali Organic Wild Honey has been lifted immediately. This decision follows a Referral Laboratory test report confirming the honey batch adheres to food safety regulations, ensuring it is safe for consumers. The initial order was issued by the Office of Administration of Union Territory of Ladakh.
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