Moneycontrol News October 7, 2023
Singapore banned the consumption of chewing gum in 1992 to keep the island clean and prevent littering and spitting in public spaces.
The consumption of raw milk has been banned in countries such as the United States and Canada due to the unpasteurised nature of the product.
Fruit loops have been banned in countries such as Norway, Austria and Finland due to the presence of artificial colours in these foods.
The country of Somalia have banned the consumption of samosa since it is thought that the shape of the snack is similar to the Holy Trinity and promotes Christianity.
Ketchup has been banned for consumption in France in public school cafeterias.
Marshmallow with cereal has been banned in Saudi Arabia since there is a suspicion the food might contain pork.
In 2014, U.S. Apples were banned in the European Union due to growing concerns about the use of the chemical diphenylamine.