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This is as close to a pure spice as packaged products get — one ingredient, no additives, no preservatives, manufactured in India and sold under an FSSAI-registered brand since 1924. Most Indian households buy it as an everyday cooking essential. The one flag worth knowing: the ingredient dossier categorises turmeric's active pigment curcumin as a food colourant (E100), which mechanically pushes the NOVA score to 4 under strict classification rules, even though the product is functionally a minimally processed whole spice — consumers should weigh that context. At ordinary dietary doses it is safe for the vast majority of adults; cautions apply only at high supplemental doses or for specific medical groups.
