Nestle Maggi which was banned earlier due to the high compositions of lead and Monosodium glutamate has made its way again into the market after reviewing its alleged products and ascending with a better and promised products through online sales on the day of Diwali. Following the complaints of many NGO’s and organizations for containing lead and MSG than the permissible limit, Nestle India has to recall all its Maggi products.

Watch Out Widely Used Products by Indians, Which Are Banned Across Wolrd

Though many of Indians are aware of Maggi ban and have avoided the ready to eat fast food product for a short time. While here are some of other products which have been banned across the world and they are extensively used in all households.

#1. Honey – Honey with Infective Levels of

During the year 2010, India’s highest circulated newspapers The Hindu published a story claiming that the  branded honey which is sold in India is infected. Following the story of The Hindu, Centre for Science and Environment examined the samples of 12 major leading companies which included Himalaya, Dabur, Patanjali, Baidyanath, Khadi and two foreign companies which were grounded in Australia and Switzerland.

Lab reports of these sample tests conducted by, Centre for Science and Environment disclosed some astonishing facts claiming the presence of harmful antibiotics at non-permissible levels. The foreign nations which are strictly against such moves of the companies either ban the products ones they are ascertained with the high levels of antibiotics or either they monitor the usage of antibiotics in honey.

Hence, one could make it out that most of the domestic companies are selling and exporting  dependable quality of honey in abroad and are selling infectious harmful honey in the local Indian markets, following the double standard which shouldn’t be appreciated. The Indian government and other authorities should come with better laws to curb such moves of the retailers. In a media interaction, Centre for Science and Environment director, Sunita Narain said, “It is clear that foreign companies are taking advantage of the lack of regulations in India. After all, if our government does not care about the health of its people, why should these companies care?”

#2. Drugs and Chemicals

Most of the developed countries have banned medicines which are very commonly sold and used India, sometimes with prescription and sometimes may not. Wish to the know the list of the medicines which are banned in most of the developed nations here are a few medicines, Novalgin, D-Cold, Enteroquinal, Furoxone and Lomofen (anti-diarrheal), Nimulid, Analgin (pain killer), Ciza and Syspride, (acidity and constipation), Nimesulide (painkiller) and Buclizine (appetite stimulant).

#3. Best Selling Cars of India such as Maruti-Suzuki Alto 800, Nano

India’s best and highest number of selling cars such as Maruti Suzuki’s Alto 800, Tata’s Nano and Hyundai’s i10 are banned and prohibited in most of the foreign nations. What makes these cars get prohibited abroad is that their ineffective results obtained after conducting a test of the crash on these cars.

Added to this, these cars lack enough security features such as airbags in them which would certainly put the passengers and driver in the car to high risk of life threat during the accidents. So, people we can conclude that all these cars are sold to us in India with a lot of inadequate services and features putting out lives in grave danger.

#4. Pesticides Are Either Banned or Prohibited

Developed nations and most of the foreign countries have been either banned or either restricted the usage of at least 67 pesticides while they are widely used in the cultivation of process by our nation’s farmers. An expert committee deployed by the central government of India has advised the farmers of the nation to use only a few pesticides and prohibited some pesticides.

Here is the list of pesticides which are strictly prohibited to be sold and used abroad India– Carbaryl, Malathion, Acephate, Dimethoate, Chlorpyrifos, Lindane, Quinalphos, Phosphomidon, Carbandizm, Captan, Tridamorph, Practilachlor, 2.4–D and Glyphosate.

#5. Kinder Surprise Not Kinder Joy

Yet another confectionary which is highly favored by the small kids and children’s across the nation has been officially banned in the USA. We advise readers to kindly notice that both Kinder Surprise and Kinder Joy are different. If anyone found carrying, serving Kinder Surprise in the USA would be flumped with a fine of $2500 per illegal Kinder egg. What leads to the ban on the confectionary is that the placing of a toy inside the candy which may kill a kid if it is swallowed by mistake.

Were you using and encouraging any of the above-cited product? Then we urge you to kindly reconsider the products to lead a safe life or ignore to put your lives at risk. We would be very glad to hear from you, hence share your thoughts and ideas with us in the comment section below.