7 Indian Foods That Are Banned Abroad

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Samosa

Samosa is banned in Somalia due to its triangular shape as it seems to be a symbol in Christianity.

Chewing Gum

Chewing Gum has been prohibited in Singapore since 1992 to avoid the gum base of vegetable or synthetic origin.

Ghee

Ghee is banned by the FDA in the US due to health risks like heart attacks, obesity, and high blood pressure.

Poppy Seeds

Poppy Seeds are restricted in several countries due to their association with opium production.

Jelly Cups

Jelly Cups are banned in the UK and the rest of the European Union (EU) due to choking hazards, especially for children.

Mustard Oil

Restricted in the United States and Europe due to high levels of erucic acid, it is considered potentially harmful.

Ketchup

Ketchup is banned in certain schools in France due to its association with unhealthy eating habits and high amounts of sugar.

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