These 10 food items are banned in many countries around the world, know the reason –
Kinder Joy is banned in the USA because it contains toys and food in the same package, which can be dangerous for small children.
Samosas are banned in Somalia due to religious and cultural reasons.
The import of pure ghee was banned in the America for some time because it was considered unhealthy due to its high-fat content.
In some countries, especially kebabs made from pork or beef are banned due to religious reasons, as the consumption of these meats is prohibited.
In France, tomato ketchup is banned in schools to teach children the importance of traditional French food.
Some types of jelly candies are banned in Europe because they can get stuck in children's throats and pose a choking hazard.
Chewing gum is banned in Singapore because it leads to littering in public places and creates difficulties in maintaining cleanliness.
In some countries, wheat-based macaroni is banned if it contains GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms).
Chyawanprash is banned in Canada. In 2005, the Canadian government imposed this ban, alleging that it contained high amounts of lead and mercury.
Poppy seeds are banned in some countries because they can be used to produce drugs, especially opium.