Health Risk: Nepal orders recall of Dabur Honey batch after food safety tests fail, Consumers urged to stop use immediately
▸ Part of: Nepal Orders Recall of Dabur Honey Batch Due to Food Safety Failures
Nepal's food safety authority has ordered a market recall of a batch of Dabur Honey (Batch Number NB00477, manufactured December 2025) after laboratory tests revealed it failed food quality and hygiene standards. Over 500,000 jars are affected, prompting authorities to instruct retailers to remove the product from shelves. The recall raises public health concerns, particularly for vulnerable groups like children and the elderly, due to potential contamination risks including infant botulism. Consumers are urged to check their products and stop consumption if the batch number matches, with businesses selling the affected batch facing legal action.
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