Help with Mango adulteration
If a mango has such black spots (attached) what does it indicate? more
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yes, i am also agree with fungal spots on mango that is food poisoning case. more
Oct 30
Mr. Padam is absolutely right if we consumers some how get united and stop buying mango for just one or two weeks or a month, then fraudsters will realize and adulteration and artificial ripening will at least reduce considerably. This can be spread to other food items like milk etc where such practices are rampant. more
Oct 29
More than consumer Department.... it is the CONSUMER HIMSELF who only can ensure that these things stop. If we don't purchase such stuff in just one season, the merchants will understand it properly, when their stocks get putrified without any market for such products. Consumer Departments can lay the rules, but it is we who have to follow them. No other punishment would give so much result as monetary punishment which the Merchant will automatically get when we stop buying such useless stuff. more
Oct 28
Agreed. One should be more vigilant and try to create awareness about the adverse effect on health, particularly of Next Generation. However the complaint can be also made to local Health authorities. more
Oct 28
