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- The Karnataka government plans to collaborate with biodiesel firms to procure used cooking oil from hotels and food vendors.
- This initiative aims to provide businesses with a formal disposal route and reduce the health risks associated with the repeated reuse of oil.
- Health and Family Welfare Minister UT Khader emphasized that this effort is part of a broader push to improve food safety standards across the state.
- A national conclave for food safety officials is also scheduled for October to discuss and harmonize national regulatory frameworks.
What to watch next
- Launch of the national-level conclave for Food Safety Officers and Commissioners in October.
- Formal establishment of the biodiesel procurement mechanism with private companies.
- Increased frequency and scope of food-safety inspections across Karnataka.
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UT Khader
Minister of Health and Family Welfare
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“Such a mechanism could give establishments an alternative channel for disposal while discouraging unsafe reuse”
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…Exploring Used Edible Oil for Biodiesel Production: UT Khader “ Such a mechanism could give establishments an alternative channel for disposal while discouraging unsafe reuse ,” said the Minister Bengaluru: Minister of Health and Family Welfare U.T. Khader on Wednesday stated the State Government is exploring a collaboration with biodiesel companies which can procure used edible oil from…
K. Ravi
President of Bangalore Chamber of Industry and Commerce
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“Food safety is not mere a regulatory requirement but a fundamental pillar of public health”
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…President of Bangalore Chamber of Industry and Commerce K. Ravi wanted the State Government and Industry to work in tandem to strengthen standards and build greater consumer confidence. Continuing, Ravi said “ Food safety is not mere a regulatory requirement but a fundamental pillar of public health ” and stated street-food vendors cater to a significant section of the population and are an important part of the food ecosystem. The BCIC president said greater education and awareness among vendors, food handlers,…
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