Rhodamine B Scare: Candy Crackdown!.!
The allure of peach candies, a sweet temptation encountered while strolling down the street, has data-faced a sudden restriction in tamil Nadu, a decision taken by the government to underscore the potential harm caused by these treats. The ban, disclosed recently, was implemented based on the recommendations of the Food Safety Department, reflecting concerns about the impact of peach sweets on individuals of all ages.
Subsequently, similar actions were taken in Chennai's marina beach, where packets of peach sweets were seized and sent for testing, leading to a parallel decision by the tamil Nadu government to ban peach candies. Authorities have warned of strict consequences for anyone violating the ban, emphasizing the potential health risks associated with consuming these sweets. The concern over peach candy's safety has prompted calls for immediate testing in the two telugu states to ensure public health.
Shocking revelations have emerged from a Food Safety Department official in tamil Nadu, who highlighted the use of 'Rhodamine B,' a chemical commonly employed in the textile industry. What sets it apart is its prolonged presence in the body, taking 45 days to be eliminated. The official underscored the detrimental impact of Rhodamine B on organs such as the kidney, liver, nervous system, and brain, weakening protective molecules and posing risks to the overall health system.
In light of these developments, calls for the governments of the two telugu states to conduct tests on peach candies and make informed decisions based on the findings have become imperative. Public health concerns surrounding these popular treats necessitate a swift and thorough response from authorities.
Subsequently, similar actions were taken in Chennai's marina beach, where packets of peach sweets were seized and sent for testing, leading to a parallel decision by the tamil Nadu government to ban peach candies. Authorities have warned of strict consequences for anyone violating the ban, emphasizing the potential health risks associated with consuming these sweets. The concern over peach candy's safety has prompted calls for immediate testing in the two telugu states to ensure public health.
Shocking revelations have emerged from a Food Safety Department official in tamil Nadu, who highlighted the use of 'Rhodamine B,' a chemical commonly employed in the textile industry. What sets it apart is its prolonged presence in the body, taking 45 days to be eliminated. The official underscored the detrimental impact of Rhodamine B on organs such as the kidney, liver, nervous system, and brain, weakening protective molecules and posing risks to the overall health system.
In light of these developments, calls for the governments of the two telugu states to conduct tests on peach candies and make informed decisions based on the findings have become imperative. Public health concerns surrounding these popular treats necessitate a swift and thorough response from authorities.