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Food Safety Officials Mandate Water Quality Standards for Ice Units in Dakshina Kannada

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Following directions from State Health Minister U.T. Khader, officials inspected ice manufacturing units at the Mangaluru Bunder fishing harbour in Dakshina Kannada district. The inspection found that units were sourcing fresh water via tankers for ice production. Officials collected samples and directed units to produce ice only after laboratory reports confirmed the water quality. They also issued a strict warning against using formalin or other chemicals to preserve fish.

From mangalorean.com

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The inspection mandates that ice manufacturing units use water confirmed by laboratory reports, imposing new quality standards on local operations. Officials also strictly warned against using chemicals like formalin for fish preservation, affecting industry practices in the region.

From mangalorean.com

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