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FSSAI takes action against British Life Sciences over expired infant food

FSSAI has taken action against Bengaluru-based British Life Sciences after finding misbranded and expired infant food; it also ordered 3.7 MT of expired products to be destroyed

FSSAI takes action against British Life Sciences over expired infant food

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Hyundai Motor Group Sweeps 16 IDEA Awards

Hyundai Motor Group has swept 16 awards at one of the world’s most prestigious design competitions.Hyundai Motor Group announced on Sep.

  • Hyundai Motor Group wins 16 IDEA Design Awards
  • E3W & E4W Micro Mobility Concept and Nao Restaurant Book receive Gold awards
  • Genesis Magma GT Concept and Kia PBV-dedicated PV5 earn Silver and Bronze

Korea, India Explore Critical Mineral Cooperation

The Export-Import Bank of Korea will significantly strengthen partnerships in strategic industries by combining India’s abundant resources with Korea’s advanced technological capabilities.President…

  • Korea and India explore critical mineral cooperation.
  • President Hwang meets Indian Ambassador to discuss economic issues.
  • Cooperation extends to high-tech sectors like AI and clean energy.

Seoul Bus Union Threatens Strike Over Wages

Seoul city buses are once again on the verge of coming to a halt. The Seoul City Bus Labor Union announced on Sep. 3 that if the ongoing labor dispute mediation between labor and management over the…

  • Seoul bus union threatens full-scale strike by September 16, 2024
  • Union demands further wage increases beyond 10.3% proposal
  • Last strike on Seoul city buses occurred in 2012

Instrument Clusters Are Now Paid Extras In Two Hyundai Models

"Enshittification of car controls [is] rapidly accelerating," writes longtime Slashdot reader sinij, pointing to a new report from Car and Driver.

  • Hyundai now charges extra for driver's display screen in Elantra and Ioniq 3
  • Feature costs 350,000 won ($255) in Korea-market Avante model
  • Company plans to equip 20 million cars worldwide by decade's end

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