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Firm up farm product quality control - The Economic Times

Indian basmati rice faces scrutiny in Australia after other exports were flagged abroad. Australian authorities suspended Indian fumigation service providers due to unmet requirements. Repeated findings of pesticide residues and heavy metals necessitate stronger food safety systems. India must implement science-based standards and traceability for its agricultural products. Meeting global food safety standards is crucial for India's export competitiveness and consumer health.

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Firm up farm product quality control - The Economic Times

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Biosecurity audits leave ₹200-cr Indian basmati stranded at Australian ports

“It began three months ago when the Australian agencies started checking the grain preservation system, which was found to be lacking,” said an exporter from Haryana, who wished not to be named.

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lunedì 13 luglio 2026·hindustantimes.com
Biosecurity audits leave ₹200-cr Indian basmati stranded at Australian ports
“It began three months ago when the Australian agencies started checking the grain preservation system, which was found to be lacking,” said an exporter from Haryana, who wished…
martedì 14 luglio 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
Firm up farm product quality control - The Economic Times
Indian basmati rice faces scrutiny in Australia after other exports were flagged abroad. Australian authorities suspended Indian fumigation service providers due to unmet…