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Cadbury Comparison: India vs. Australia 🇦🇺🇮🇳 A recent viral video has sparked a heated debate over food safety and quality standards in India. A man compared two Cadbury Dairy Milk bars, one made in India and the other in Australia… the differences are eye-opening. 🔍 Key Findings: > Ingredients...

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5 foreign companies using INFERIOR PRODUCTS in INDIA! 1.⁠ ⁠Nestle's Cerelac was in the news recently for adding sugar in India, but not adding sugar in Europe. Babies below the age of 2 are not supposed to have any added sugar. 2.⁠ ⁠Classic Salted Lays uses Palm oil in India, but the same classic salted lays doesn't use palm oil in the US! 3.⁠ ⁠Kit-Kat uses 16.2% milk and 4.5% cocoa in India, but uses 25% milk and 22% cocoa in Australia for the same product. I used 2 more examples in my video. While low price-point is one reason why foreign companies use cheaper ingredients in India. But an additional reason is that foreign companies feel they can get away with anything in India, and simply do not care enough about the health of Indians. I want to remind all companies- The health of every individual matters equally regardless of which country they belong to! Stop giving Indians inferior products!

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Kit-Kat in india has less milk, less chocolate and more sugar than kit-kat in Australia. Lays in India is made with palm oil whereas no palm oil is used in Lays sold in the U.S. And until recently, Nestle was selling baby formula brand Cerelac in India with added sugar but not in Europe. A request to all foreign companies to stop giving Indians inferior products! I understand that the lower price in India is a reason why some companies put inferior ingredients, but sometimes its also because large companies simply do not care enough about the health of Indians. They know that they can easily get away with our regulations. As a country, we need to strengthen our regulations and large companies should also not differentiate between India and other countries when it comes to quality.
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Kit-Kat in india has less milk, less chocolate and more sugar than kit-kat in Australia. Lays in India is made with palm oil whereas no palm oil is used in Lays sold in the U.S. And until recently, Nestle was selling baby formula brand Cerelac in India with added sugar but not in Europe. A request to all foreign companies to stop giving Indians inferior products! I understand that the lower price in India is a reason why some companies put inferior ingredients, but sometimes its also because large companies simply do not care enough about the health of Indians. They know that they can easily get away with our regulations. As a country, we need to strengthen our regulations and large companies should also not differentiate between India and other countries when it comes to quality.

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This is a genuinely STUNNING speech from the Western Australian Parliament. Indian born elected representative Parwinder Kaur appears to claim that Indian people are Indigenous to Australia: “Our genes are integrated into the very first peoples of this nation.” A trained geneticist, she points to supposed ancient migration flows from India some 4000 years ago: “Some Aboriginal Australians carry 11% ancient Indian DNA.” By implication she appears to be saying that Indian Australians are more Australian than European Australians, and therefore have more of a right to live in Australia and determine the migration policy settings of Australia. I don’t think she realises how much damage she is doing to the social fabric of this country by making claims like this. This is just a genuinely catastrophic speech for inter communal harmony. She only moved to Australia in 2007 as an international student but she is basically claiming to be more Australian than people with ten generations of history dating back to the First Fleet.

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Milk is unhealthy; it is primarily meant for calves. Do not drink milk, as lactose intolerance is causing widespread issues. This is a propaganda campaign fueled by Western interests and certain meat-eaters with vested motives. Western countries feed their cows non-vegetarian diets to increase milk production, so their milk cannot be trusted. The best milk comes from buffaloes, not cows. While cow milk has some qualities, nothing surpasses buffalo milk, which provides everything the body needs. I miss the taste, strength, and quality of buffalo milk in Haryana. Buffaloes are fed cotton seeds, gwar, and grams, making their milk superior to any non-veg diet worldwide—if it’s pure. One day, I will establish a buffalo milk dairy to serve humanity with this exceptional product.
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Milk is unhealthy; it is primarily meant for calves. Do not drink milk, as lactose intolerance is causing widespread issues. This is a propaganda campaign fueled by Western interests and certain meat-eaters with vested motives. Western countries feed their cows non-vegetarian diets to increase milk production, so their milk cannot be trusted. The best milk comes from buffaloes, not cows. While cow milk has some qualities, nothing surpasses buffalo milk, which provides everything the body needs. I miss the taste, strength, and quality of buffalo milk in Haryana. Buffaloes are fed cotton seeds, gwar, and grams, making their milk superior to any non-veg diet worldwide—if it’s pure. One day, I will establish a buffalo milk dairy to serve humanity with this exceptional product.

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The quality of petrol in Russia is falling below any reasonable standard. The Kremlin government has allowed the production of Euro 2-standard petrol. Given the realities of quality control in Russia, fuel that actually meets genuine Euro 2 standards has now become something of a dream for motorists. Petrol is also being imported from India, and its quality is unlikely to be subject to much regulation either. Across Russia, motorists are reporting engine problems on a massive scale, while seeing the check-engine light come on after refuelling has practically become the norm.
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The quality of petrol in Russia is falling below any reasonable standard. The Kremlin government has allowed the production of Euro 2-standard petrol. Given the realities of quality control in Russia, fuel that actually meets genuine Euro 2 standards has now become something of a dream for motorists. Petrol is also being imported from India, and its quality is unlikely to be subject to much regulation either. Across Russia, motorists are reporting engine problems on a massive scale, while seeing the check-engine light come on after refuelling has practically become the norm.

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Have you ever noticed when you go to American fast food places in other countries the quality is drastically better? Take a look at this chicken wrap from McDonald’s in Puerto Rico. It’s nothing like the slop served in America And there is a reason for that It’s a very common observation that America fast food places are noticeably better than on the mainland US - Stricter Ingredient Regulations & Fewer Additives: Many countries and territories ban or heavily restrict additives, artificial colors, preservatives, and certain seed oils that are common in mainland U.S. versions. - US McDonald’s frequently uses more processed ingredients, high-fructose corn syrup instead of cane sugar, hydrogenated oils, and additives for shelf life and cost. - Abroad there are Cleaner formulations, real sugar, fewer chemicals, and higher-quality oils/meat lead to better flavor and appearance. - McDonald’s locations use more local suppliers, fresher produce, and ingredients influenced by island flavors. People report eggs being cracked fresh instead of from liquid vats, better chicken texture, and overall less “industrial” taste. - lHigher Standards to Compete. Chains adapt recipes to local tastes and must compete with strong local food culture. This often means higher quality execution, better presentation, and items like snack wraps that feel more premium - In the US the focus is often on maximum efficiency, consistency, and lowest cost (leading to more ultra-processed items). We are being poisoned while other countries actually regulate quality and chemicals in food
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Have you ever noticed when you go to American fast food places in other countries the quality is drastically better? Take a look at this chicken wrap from McDonald’s in Puerto Rico. It’s nothing like the slop served in America And there is a reason for that It’s a very common observation that America fast food places are noticeably better than on the mainland US - Stricter Ingredient Regulations & Fewer Additives: Many countries and territories ban or heavily restrict additives, artificial colors, preservatives, and certain seed oils that are common in mainland U.S. versions. - US McDonald’s frequently uses more processed ingredients, high-fructose corn syrup instead of cane sugar, hydrogenated oils, and additives for shelf life and cost. - Abroad there are Cleaner formulations, real sugar, fewer chemicals, and higher-quality oils/meat lead to better flavor and appearance. - McDonald’s locations use more local suppliers, fresher produce, and ingredients influenced by island flavors. People report eggs being cracked fresh instead of from liquid vats, better chicken texture, and overall less “industrial” taste. - lHigher Standards to Compete. Chains adapt recipes to local tastes and must compete with strong local food culture. This often means higher quality execution, better presentation, and items like snack wraps that feel more premium - In the US the focus is often on maximum efficiency, consistency, and lowest cost (leading to more ultra-processed items). We are being poisoned while other countries actually regulate quality and chemicals in food

Wall Street Apes

62,989 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

With this video, I’m launching a national health movement against false marketing in packaged food! This time I’m not alone. Many influencers, celebrities, doctors and sports stars have UNITED to fight against false marketing! Every week we hear of a new food issue affecting the country! Infant milk sugar, children’s health drinks, Indian chips having palm oil and the masala-cancer issue are just a few of them. If the majority of Indians started reading labels, companies would be forced to stop false marketing and give us better quality food! I invite the entire country to pledge to start reading labels now. Let us all unite to make India the health capital of the world instead of the diabetes capital of the world! Label Padhega India, tabhi toh swasth banega India! Let’s break the internet. #LabelPadhegaIndia
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With this video, I’m launching a national health movement against false marketing in packaged food! This time I’m not alone. Many influencers, celebrities, doctors and sports stars have UNITED to fight against false marketing! Every week we hear of a new food issue affecting the country! Infant milk sugar, children’s health drinks, Indian chips having palm oil and the masala-cancer issue are just a few of them. If the majority of Indians started reading labels, companies would be forced to stop false marketing and give us better quality food! I invite the entire country to pledge to start reading labels now. Let us all unite to make India the health capital of the world instead of the diabetes capital of the world! Label Padhega India, tabhi toh swasth banega India! Let’s break the internet. #LabelPadhegaIndia

Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer”

888,491 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

How come Indian craft chocolate is acclaimed, appreciated and awarded everywhere BUT in India? The pressing marketing from large corporations has convinced Indian chocolate lovers that brands like Lindt, Cadbury, Godiva and Ferrero are more worth their money than what is grown and crafted with care in their own country But the wheels are turning! Specialty cacao varieties have been planted. Fermentation systems are being refined. Aspiring chocolate makers are rolling up their sleeves, while established ones are getting more popular. A local community of craft chocolate aficionados is blooming. gloriled. The word about Indian craft chocolate is spreading all around the world and the @indiancraftchocolate festival is going to shine a light on all that it's happening
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How come Indian craft chocolate is acclaimed, appreciated and awarded everywhere BUT in India? The pressing marketing from large corporations has convinced Indian chocolate lovers that brands like Lindt, Cadbury, Godiva and Ferrero are more worth their money than what is grown and crafted with care in their own country But the wheels are turning! Specialty cacao varieties have been planted. Fermentation systems are being refined. Aspiring chocolate makers are rolling up their sleeves, while established ones are getting more popular. A local community of craft chocolate aficionados is blooming. gloriled. The word about Indian craft chocolate is spreading all around the world and the @indiancraftchocolate festival is going to shine a light on all that it's happening

JIX5A

79,827 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

One of the best swaps I’ve ever made for my health was switching from almond/soy/oat milk to raw whole dairy. Store bought plant milks are often filled with seed oils, gums, lined in plastic, derived from old nuts in a very different light environment & packed and produced even further away. The fact that it was sold to us as low calorie, ethical or a health food is comical. My health improved faster with raw dairy than any other paths I’ve taken in the wellness space. The only thing better than the raw milk is raw kefir. The vibration of the milk matters. How the cows are treated, their diet, the cows direct relationship to the farmer, hygiene routine, the intention while being milked, whether their babies are on the milk share or not all impact the final product. Raw dairy is amazing as is, but it’s a different game when the process is small scale and extremely intentional.
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One of the best swaps I’ve ever made for my health was switching from almond/soy/oat milk to raw whole dairy. Store bought plant milks are often filled with seed oils, gums, lined in plastic, derived from old nuts in a very different light environment & packed and produced even further away. The fact that it was sold to us as low calorie, ethical or a health food is comical. My health improved faster with raw dairy than any other paths I’ve taken in the wellness space. The only thing better than the raw milk is raw kefir. The vibration of the milk matters. How the cows are treated, their diet, the cows direct relationship to the farmer, hygiene routine, the intention while being milked, whether their babies are on the milk share or not all impact the final product. Raw dairy is amazing as is, but it’s a different game when the process is small scale and extremely intentional.

Shannen Michaela

12,913 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

I congratulate the Indian Rice Exporters Federation for organising the International Rice Conference 2025, bringing together stakeholders and promoting India as a global leader in rice trade. 🌾 Quality, safety and affordability remain our priorities. Our farmers-first and consumer-centric approach ensures export growth strengthens farmer prosperity while safeguarding food security. In the next five years, we aim to modernise the PDS, expand markets, and boost global competitiveness of Indian rice, supporting innovation, logistics and sustainable farming for generations to come. 🌱🇮🇳 #FarmersFirst #FoodSecurity #SustainableFarming
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I congratulate the Indian Rice Exporters Federation for organising the International Rice Conference 2025, bringing together stakeholders and promoting India as a global leader in rice trade. 🌾 Quality, safety and affordability remain our priorities. Our farmers-first and consumer-centric approach ensures export growth strengthens farmer prosperity while safeguarding food security. In the next five years, we aim to modernise the PDS, expand markets, and boost global competitiveness of Indian rice, supporting innovation, logistics and sustainable farming for generations to come. 🌱🇮🇳 #FarmersFirst #FoodSecurity #SustainableFarming

Pralhad Joshi

16,272 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten