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tenders trainings upcoming events you are here home " facilities fruit and vegetable processing lab fruit and vegetable processing unit fruit and vegetable processing unit functioning under rars, ambalavayal utilises the organically produced fruits and vegetables produced on the farm to make value added
products like squashes, jams, pickles etc while providing employment opportunity to well-trained women self-help group members. fruits like pineapple, guava, sapota, strawberry, papaya, passion fruit, mangosteen, litchi, mango etc. are routinely processed catering to the demands of local as well as...
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concerns, if any)," the fssai said in an emailed statement. since the fssai began discussion with industry bodies, the proposed norms were under close scrutiny by manufacturers. the draft norms suggest marking food and drinks with red, yellow, and green, based on whether they contain high levels of sugar
while, the proposal was under consideration for at least two years, confusion arose when many local players cited the 'unsuitability' of the norms with 'indian conditions'. according to them, labelling packaged goods, according to codex alimentarius norms — the global standards for food safety — will not...
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lingonberry, blackberry-serrano, and pear-cardamom. first, some yogurt basics yogurt is made by fermenting milk with a bacterial culture (lactobacillus bulgaricus and streptococcus thermophilus are required by law, but others, like bifidobacterium bifidus and lactobacillus acidophilus, may also be added
skyr is typically mixed with fruit, jam, porridge, and cereals, for example, but it can also be added to smoothies or used in place of cream cheese in recipes or to top baked sweets. australian-inspired yogurt. this yogurt is an unstrained product that still manages to have a creamier texture than regular...
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