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with the least amounts that you can. you'll often see sugar listed several times on the ingredient list in its many different forms: corn syrup, maltodextrin, dextrin, sugar, etc. also beware that unless the ingredient label says "cane sugar", it is likely sugar from gmo sugar beets. inflammatory oils
– besides coming from gmos, canola, soy, and cottonseed oils are processed to death before they end up in our food. the most commonly used is soybean oil, which is high in omega- fatty acids that increase the risk of inflammation, cardiovascular disease, cancer, and autoimmune diseases. xanthan gum...
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(uploaded on 16-7-19) gazette notification related to 'revision of existing standards of coconut milk and coconut cream, standards for dried oregano (whole and powder), pimento (allspice) (whole and powder), formation of laurel (bay leaf) (whole and powder), dried mint, dried rosemary' (uploaded on 15
display regulation (uploaded on 2-7-19) draft notification on fss (food product standard and food additives) amendment regulation related to standards of rice, basmati rice, chia seeds, gari (cassava product), edible cassava flour, roasted bengal gram flour -chana sattu, ragi flour, almond kernels, coconut...
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