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Posted 14 March 2024
Old India Turmeric Powder (Haldi) 1 Kg
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Price Drop £5.80 - 31/03
Brand Old India Variety Turmeric Item form Powder Unit count 1000.0 gram Specialty Vegetarian
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Product Description
Over 400 Old India herbs, spices and seasonings now available on Amazon.Our branded world-class Old India products are 100% natural, additive free and GMO free.It can be added to curries, vegetable dishes, sauces, soups, stews and much more. Comes in a heat sealed bag to retain freshness and has up to a two year shelf life.
Ingredients - Turmeric
Box Contains - Each order comes with 1 x Old India Tumeric Powder (Haldi) 1 kg
- Our branded world-class Old India products are 100% natural, additive free and GMO free.
- It can be added to curries, vegetable dishes, sauces, soups, stews and much more.
- Comes in a heat sealed bag to retain freshness and has up to a two year shelf life.
- Sourced from origin of the ingredient and packed in a vegetarian atmosphere.
- Item display weight: 1.0 kilograms
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Product Description
Over 400 Old India herbs, spices and seasonings now available on Amazon.Our branded world-class Old India products are 100% natural, additive free and GMO free.It can be added to curries, vegetable dishes, sauces, soups, stews and much more. Comes in a heat sealed bag to retain freshness and has up to a two year shelf life.
Ingredients - Turmeric
Box Contains - Each order comes with 1 x Old India Tumeric Powder (Haldi) 1 kg
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Old India is amongst the companies mentioned here selling adulterated spices - take great care!
Old India blends and bags in Leicester. They're likely not using a single supplier for any ingredient. Even if they test well today, the next batch could be a bag of lead paint. I've no idea if Old India does their own testing. Their failure would suggest that anything they are doing isn't enough.
As an individual —without extraordinary means— you're pretty powerless. You can't test everything. The only way to have any confidence is to properly fund our food safety bodies. Equip them with the people and machines to do spot checks on import.
However Turmeric is a blood thinner and causes kidney stones. You should really consult your Doctor before taking in case it interferes with other meds. Older people should avoid.
I also remember reading something about check the source as some people add dye to make the colour brighter and it is contaminated and not pure. (edited)
His product is available in most supermarkets.
An an athlete, he probably knows what he's doing. (edited)
(And another "5% off any 4 qualifying items" showing for myself.)
And they're not too shy is shouting about it, but they have to spend over $10 for a coffee
This is cheaper. What’s better? (edited)