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Poultry Industry is Misleading the Public, Says CSECentre for Science and Environment (CSE), the New Delhi-based research and advocacy think-tank, has released a statement in response to some recent claims perpetuated by the Indian poultry industry.Recently, CSE's Pollution Monitoring Lab (PML) conducted...
- 'Alarm Bells Should Be Ringing': Anand Mahindra On Honey Adulteration In India
Honey Adulteration: A report claims some of the top honey brands in India are selling adulterated honey. Here's what Anand Mahindra had to say.
- CSE Calls for Testing of Processed Food for Pesticides
The Centre for Science and Environment Thursday demanded periodical testing of packaged and processed food, including soft drinks, for pesticides.Hailing the recent Supreme Court order asking the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) ...
- Fogging to Control Dengue May Harm Human Health: CSE
The fogging drive carried out by the Delhi government is ineffective against mosquitoes which are responsible for causing the dengue outbreak.
- CSE Recommends Ban on Celebs Endorsing Sugary Foods
The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has recommended a complete ban on celebrities endorsing foods high in salt, sugar or fat.
- Adulteration Alert: How Antibiotic-Fed Chicken May be Harming You
If you are a chicken lover, this is something you should definitely be aware of. While food adulteration and pesticide use are nothing new, a recent lab study conducted by Centre for Science and Environment's ...
- Ban Antibiotics in the Poultry Sector, Demands IMA
Recently, the Centre for Science and Environment's (CSE) Pollution Monitoring Lab made some big revelations. These were the end result of one of the biggest studies done to check the use of antibiotics in the ...
- Delhi Air Pollution: CSE Reports Upto 30,000 Deaths Annually
Air pollution, which is one of the top ten killers in the world and fifth leading cause of death in India, is responsible for about 10,000 to 30,000 deaths annually in Delhi.
- Use of Cancer Causing Food Additive, Potassium Bromate Banned in India
The government today banned use of potassium bromate as a food additive following a CSE study that found its presence in bread causing cancer.
- Now Centre for Science and Environment Seeks Ban on Potassium Iodate
The use of potassium iodate in bread can lead to excess iodine intake which could be linked to certain thyroid-related diseases, the CSE study had said.
