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Manohar reddy B
from Powai, Maharashtra
Dec 6, 2020
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Address: Chittoor

Honey worst
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    coolvinay
    from Hyderabad, Telangana
    Dec 10, 2017
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    Address: 530020

    We bought a product of lion agmark honey of 1 kg on 10/12/2017 at spencer's store in vizag. But we found honey bee in the bottle. We found it while opening the bottle after reaching home. We again took it back to the store and registered a complaint and exchanged the product. What if we actually used it with out checking. So we want to bring it to your notice. Don't repeat this again.
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      Jayashree Jagadish
      from Bengaluru, Karnataka
      Sep 8, 2011
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      Address: Bangalore, Karnataka

      Sir,

      This is regarding lion honey -One of the Worst Product, They promise its a Ag mark A Grade honey but it is not.It is not a honey it is sugar syrup they are cheating the people in the name of honey. I am regular user of reliance honey but this time i unfortunately brought Lion Honey which is not a good brand.

      Please guide to me how to file a complaint in the consumer court.

      Looking to hear from you sooner.

      Regards
      Jayashree
      Aug 13, 2020
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        satishkumar g. gupta
        from Mumbai, Maharashtra
        Feb 16, 2010
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        i had purchased honey having "PKD :12 /09 ".
        but i have found a layer of sugar at the base, which indicates that there is mixing of sugar in this honey product.
        Aug 14, 2020
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        lion honey — honey no good

        Hi last weak i purchase lion brand honey but the honey not pure,plz help how to i complaint and how i find honey is good or not.

        Reliance fresh honey — honey is impure

        honey is totally impure ..if its left in a spoon for some time it gets separated into water ..
        >70% of honey contains Sugars. Over a period of time, they might crystalize. so it is not an aissue. The taste and color remains the same.

        So keep loving Honey.. and Lion's honey!
        I too purchased this product. It is horrible. Smells like urine when left open for sometime. I did not open the bottle the second time ever. Bottle still lying in my kitchen. only waiting to be thrown.
        Honey! it's sweet, yet comes with a sting


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        Branded honey sold

        in India could be contaminated with harmful antibiotics


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        Honey being extracted after it is collected from bee colonies.

        NEW DELHI: That spoonful of “guaranteed pure” sweetness may be hiding a bitter secret. Branded honey sold in India is likely to be contaminated with harmful antibiotics, according to a new study by the Centre for Science and Environment.

        CSE's Pollution Monitoring Laboratory tested 12 leading brands of honey sold in Delhi, including those made by Indian companies such as Dabur, Himalaya, Patanjali, Baidyanath and Khadi as well as by two foreign companies based in Switzerland and Australia. Scientists found high levels of six harmful antibiotics in 11 samples, with only the Indian Hitkari brand coming out clean.

        The contamination is the end result of a murky chain, which begins when antibiotics are fed to bees to prevent disease, promote growth and increase honey production to meet commercial targets. When they make their way into your daily spoonful of honey, these substances could damage the blood, kidneys, liver, bones and teeth. More importantly, they create resistance in the body to prescribed antibiotics when you really do fall ill, says the CSE report.

        Most developed countries have banned or strictly regulated antibiotics in honey, and Indian companies must meet those standards when they export their products. However, in a stinging example of double standards, most Indian companies are dumping their contaminated honey on the domestic market, since there are no regulations here, says the CSE.

        Dabur Honey — which has captured 75 per cent of the Indian market — had the antibiotic Oxytetracycline at nine times the level that is permitted for exported honey. It also had significant amounts of two other drugs completely banned for use in honey. If the sample was placed for export to the U.S. or the European Union, it would have been rejected.

        Interestingly, Dabur was recently involved in a controversy in Nepal, where leading newspapers claimed that its honey was substandard and used harmful chemicals. The company dismissed it as part of a “smear campaign” against Indian products, but the sticky claim has now come from an Indian source.

        Nectaflor Natural Blossom Honey, made by Narimpex of Switzerland, had the largest number — five — of the six antibiotics that it was tested for, including the highest levels of ampicillin and erythromycin, both of which are not permitted for beekeeping in any country. It would be illegal to sell it even in Switzerland itself. Similarly, Australian brand Capilano Pure & Natural Honey, sold in 40 countries, violated standards set in its home country.

        “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?” said CSE director Sunita Narain, at the release of the study on Wednesday.

        “We have standards for antibiotic contamination in the honey we export. The government even tests and certifies that exported honey meets health and safety regulations. But we do not have any standards for domestic honey. This is clearly unacceptable, ” she said.
        Not Ever Brand Company(Reliance Fresh) sales good quality Dabur Honey. or it may happen that Dabur Company is now releasing Impure, Added Sugar Honey.
        which mis guide customers
        Samir Rana ([protected])
        Lion has no proper food standards on dates as well as honey, both of the products is a complete fraud. Dates will have all the dust, dirt, even rat poop sometimes, some dates have little worms crawling inside. and the Honey its horrible, its true Honey tend to crystallize when refrigerated, but test for its purity.

        Take a teaspoon of honey and just pour it in a glass of water, do not stir it, the honey must settle down without dissolving in water, until you stir it. But lion honey partially dissolves in water that shows its adulterated with simple sugar or jaggery.
        i have purchased 500 gms dabur honey fron reliance fresh and found that it contains sugar and dissolves completely in water. please help me where to complaint. op singh [protected] [protected]@gmail.com
        I purchased lion honey! because it is a brand! But what happened it's surprise! Too worst! Don't get cheated by seeing ads over tv. It's not pure
        honey even 20% also. Fully mixed with sugar. So! please don't purchase lion honey! Better in villages you just try! You will get pure honey!
        Recently i have purchased lion honey 1+1 offer.I used half of the bottle and i left it idle for 15 days due to busy schedule.Later it was precipitated as a suger or jaggery under the bottle and the smell was not good..as well as taste too...so how can i complaint..whom shall be take care about this complaint
        It is better to sell in the name of Lion Sugar Syrup.
        The worst honey I have purchased in my life
        I wonder how do they give Agmark mark for sugar syrup.
        I would also give a complaint on the officer who approved these honey, I am working on it.

        Please do Never ever buy Lion honey.

        PKD-09/Aug/2014., LOT No.150
        Purchased 28/10/14- in Vasco-da-gama, Goa.

        These bottle shall be sent food laboratory to get documented proofs and shall post the result ASAP.
        worest worest total fake 90% sugar mixing...
        Lion Honey (1+1 offer 250g each) is the worst honey I have ever tasted. It stinks like cow dung or God knows what.
        Guys, it's high time you take some serious measures to improve the taste and smell of your products, looking at the list of negative comments.
        Foul smell observed in Lion Honey(1+1), it dissolves in water which shouldn't. No results on drinking honey + lemon daily in the morning.
        I feel like tasting some oil mixed with some acids . What happens to our kids if give with milk or something . It is not at all like honey in taste. I bought 1 kg lion honey with 1+1 offer and spend 480rs total waste of money.
        This is India how companies treat us. Because of our law and fssi. Patanjali honey also cheat us. Shame less peoples.
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