Dabur — Is dabur honey safe for the use in Infants?

Arhamali

from Pipalkoti, Uttarakhand

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Bangalore, Karnataka

Dear Dabur Team, We have 10 months old baby and would like to know your experience whether Dabur honey is safe for consumption in infants. There are several reports for the presence of Clostridium botulinum spore in raw honey. Is your honey free from this pathogens? Do you have this as quality checks in your raw honey as well as in final product? Additionally, we would like to know if you check for pesticide and antibiotic level in your final product and meet the recommendation by FSSAI [notice 1-12/Sci-Panel(notification)/FSSAI/2012 dated 03/12/2014] and EIC. There is major concern for mixing sugar in honey which may have health issues in infants. So if you declare limit of sugar in product label or make a statement sugar free than it can be recommended to infants without any safety concerns. Looking forward to hear from you as it is matter of safety concern in Infants. Regards, Arham

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Dabur Honey

from Mumbai, Maharashtra

Dear Arham,

Dabur Honey has been tested by Government approved testing agencies and no antibiotics were found. In fact, Dabur Honey is claimed as number 1 in quality. There is no added sugar in Dabur Honey either. We make sure that we follow all regulatory norms and strict quality standards set by FSSAI. As for giving it to infants, please consult your doctor and use accordingly.

Wam Regards,
Dabur Honey

Arhamali

from Pipalkoti, Uttarakhand

Dear Dabur Team,

Thank you for clarification.

I would like to share our experience. As suggested by doctor, we are giving to our child and not seen any adverse effects. It has been almost 4 months by now. However, I would like to know that if Dabur honey is tested for Clostridium spores. It would be great if could clarify this also.

Regards,

Arham

Anupama Jain

from Badvel, Andhra Pradesh

Please dont buy Dabur Honey...their claims are false! And avoid testing products with infants and children upto 3 years of age.