The Director General of the Community Nutrition Improvement Office at the Ministry of Health emphasized the necessity of expanding the identification of agricultural products for tracking production origins and controlling pesticide usage. At the same time, he warned about the dissemination of incorrect information regarding food contamination in social media.
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Warning About Fake News on Food Contamination / Social Media Rumors Threaten Consumption Patterns
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November 2, 2026
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The Iranian Ministry of Health is addressing concerns about misinformation regarding food contamination circulating on social media. The Director General highlighted the need for better tracking of agricultural products and pesticide use. This issue is significant as it impacts public health and consumer behavior.
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