According to the Tamil Nadu Food Safety Department, inspections revealed that certain manufacturers were using artificial colours, including non-permitted synthetic dyes, to make papads appear brighter and more attractive. Officials warned that these colours violate the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) regulations, prompting the state-wide ban.
Tamil Nadu bans sale of coloured papads made with excessive artificial colours across the state. The Tamil Nadu Food Safety Department has ordered a ban on sale of coloured papads containing excessive colouring agents, which cites serious health concerns, particularly among children.
Ban on coloured papads
The state's recent decision to ban the manufacture, storage, distribution and sale of coloured papads has sparked discussions about food safety and the use of artificial colours in everyday snacks. The state government took the step after food safety officials found that some coloured papads contained synthetic dyes that are not permitted for use in such food products. Keep on reading to know more.
Tamil Nadu bans colourful papads
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