Satyagraha for Gandhi’s Ghani on Gandhi’s 68th Martyrdom day
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Small oil crisis
By Saurabh Yadav – The Hindu Business Line, 5 February 2016
Press Release | WARDHA: On the 68th Martyrdom Day of Mahatma Gandhi, Navdanya will join Gandhian organisations, activists, ghani operators and farmers at the Magan Sangrahalya and Gandhi Ashram in Wardha, to launch a satyagraha to defend Gandhi’s Ghani (Ghani = a traditional method of oil processing in India). The ghani was served a notice in 2015 under the corporate driven regulations of the new FSSAI Act which replaced the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act 2006.
Corporate driven Trade and Pseudo safety laws that create MNC monopolies.
13,31,600 ghanis and 20, 000 small extraction units have been the mainstay of our oil economy, meeting 68 percent of our oil needs.
In the early 90s MNCs like Cargill wrote the WTO rules including the agreement on agriculture and SPS (sanitary and phytosanitary agreement) on Food safety. Since 2006, FSSAI has been implementing of this WTO agreement. Even before our laws were changed, the corporation manipulated the closure of our ghanis and destruction of our desi sarson and oilseeds to start dumping GM soy oil on Indian markets. In 98, the MNCs got a packaging order passed with required every ghani to have a lab and two chemist with a packaging plant. 5 Lakh ghansi providing pure healthy oils to India were shut down. That is when Navdanya launched its first sarson satyagraha to defend India’s rich oilseed diversity and bring back the ghanis.
Not only are corporation like Cargill and ADM destroying our agriculture they are also destroying our health.
The ADM Maharashtra public private partnership has enabled ADM to buy soy bean at half the MSP thus leaving soybean farmers destitute. Cargill which is importing GMO Soybean as well as Palm oil has also bought up Indian brands. Cargill Foods India is engaged in processing, refining and markets a wide range of indigenous and imported edible oils, fats and blends to the food industry including Sweekar, Sunflower Vanaspati, Leonardo range of Olive Oils, Nature Fresh, Gemini, Rath and Shakti Indian brands of edible oils.
Soy oil is extracted at very high temperatures using solvent extraction plants which heats the oil upto 400 C and use hazard chemical such as hexane in the process. When n-hexane is ingested, it causes nausea, vertigo, bronchial irritation, intestinal irritation and other adverse Central Nervous System effects. Plus they also actively facilitate GM Soy oil dumping on India. None of this Soy oil is tested for safety of human consumption.
A larger issue puts the health of Indian at jeopardy as all industrial edible oils are allowed to be blended with 30 percent of anonymous “vegetable oils” including Bt Cottonseed, etc without any testing or labelling. GMOs in foods is illegal in India.
The Food Safety regulation treats ghanis and other small traditional oil extraction units at par with large industrial solvent extraction plants and demands that ghani operators attach a lab and two chemists or else shut down.
This requirement robs India of its only source of pure and healthy oils , while allowing corporations to sell unsafe oil without honest labelling . Corporations with labs have a record to false claims and manipulated data .
While pushing unsafe untested oils on India Cargill is sponsoring public relations campaigns on “Food safety” in the country with a clear aim to attack our ghanis and artisanal food processing sector which provides employment to millions and safe food to all. If under the FSSAI regulations all the traditional Ghanis are shut Cargill will gain maximum profit from it.
Bring Back Gandhi’s Ghani
Just as Gandhi built the freedom movement by building the swadeshi economy and boycotting imported goods that were destroying India’s economy while bringing back the Charkha, we have to defend our Anna swaraj, Tel Swaraj and food sovereignty. For this we must boycott Cargill’s edible oil products and bring back our ghanis
We have to rekindle the spirit of swadeshi and swaraj on the martyrdom day of Mahatma Gandhi and fight to keep his vision and ideals alive for the livelihoods of our farmers and small processors, for our national health and well being , and for our food freedom in times of corporate food imperialism.
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By Dr Vandana Shiva – The Asian Age, 30 December 2015
“Instead of regulating those selling unhealthy oils, the government is trying to close Gandhi’s ghani — producing pure oil in front of the eyes of consumers — because it does not have a lab attached to it”
Read more: http://seedfreedom.info/anna-swaraj-food-freedom/
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— Indra Shekhar Singh (@IndraSsingh) January 30, 2016
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— Indra Shekhar Singh (@IndraSsingh) January 30, 2016
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https://t.co/XCa7MFBYW9— Navdanya (@NavdanyaBija) January 29, 2016
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— Indra Shekhar Singh (@IndraSsingh) January 30, 2016
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— Navdanya (@NavdanyaBija) January 29, 2016
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— Indra Shekhar Singh (@IndraSsingh) January 29, 2016
.@drvandanashiva with Gandhian Vibha ji elaborating on corporate Cargill agenda 4 India. #BoycottCargill #Telswaraj pic.twitter.com/iW76l1dNQh
— Indra Shekhar Singh (@IndraSsingh) January 29, 2016
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— Indra Shekhar Singh (@IndraSsingh) January 29, 2016
रावण कारगिल भारत छोड़ो
गांधी की घानी न तोड़ो
भारत में है सरसों तिल की भरमार
हम पे जीएम सोया न थोपो#GandhisGhani pic.twitter.com/F6aO4Ix1VA— Dr. Vandana Shiva (@drvandanashiva) January 29, 2016
The satyagraha 4 #GandhisGhani begins in Wardha #Telswaraj boycott #Cargill @drvandanashiva
— Indra Shekhar Singh (@IndraSsingh) January 29, 2016
Defending #India's traditional #Oilmill #GandhisGhani & reclaim #FoodFreedom https://t.co/2hX2Svz2la @drvandanashiva pic.twitter.com/edk0A8AWwm
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January 8, 2018 at 4:10 pm -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of Cargill. And Bayer’s hand is likely behind the ongoing strategy […]
GMOs, Global Agribusiness and the Destruction of Choice By Colin Todhunter | williambowles.info says:
January 8, 2018 at 6:23 pm -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of Cargill. And Bayer’s hand is likely behind the ongoing strategy […]
GMOs, Global Agribusiness and the Destruction of Choice | The Daily Headline News says:
January 9, 2018 at 1:34 am -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of Cargill. And Bayer’s hand is likely behind the ongoing strategy […]
GMOs, Global Agribusiness And The Destruction of Choice – Stop the Wars at Home and Abroad! says:
January 11, 2018 at 4:58 pm -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of Cargill. And Bayer’s hand is likely behind the ongoing strategy […]
Industrial Agriculture and the Agrochemical Industry says:
February 2, 2018 at 9:46 am -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of […]
Industrial Agriculture and the Agrochemical Industry. Tearing Down the Facade of Legitimacy By Colin Todhunter Global Research, February 02, 2018 “The ultimate coup d’tat by the transnational agribusiness conglomerates is that government officials says:
February 2, 2018 at 1:57 pm -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of […]
Industrial Agriculture and the Agrochemical Industry. Tearing Down the Facade of Legitimacy – Counter Information says:
February 3, 2018 at 3:44 am -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of […]
Dangerous Liaison: Industrial Agriculture and the Reductionist Mindset – Viralmount says:
May 17, 2018 at 2:27 pm -
[…] trade rules and cheap imports conspired to destroy farmers and the jobs of people involved in local food processing activities for the benefit of global agribusiness, including commodity trading and food processor […]
Dangerous Liaison: Industrial Agriculture and the Reductionist Mindset says:
May 18, 2018 at 10:48 am -
[…] trade rules and cheap imports conspired to destroy farmers and the jobs of people involved in local food processing activities for the benefit of global agribusiness, including commodity trading and food processor companies […]
Dangerous Liaison: Industrial Agriculture and the Reductionist Mindset – open mind news says:
May 19, 2018 at 3:04 am -
[…] trade rules and cheap imports conspired to destroy farmers and the jobs of people involved in local food processing activities for the benefit of global agribusiness, including commodity trading and food processor companies […]
Dangerous Liaison: Industrial Agriculture And The Reductionist Mindset | PopularResistance.Org says:
May 20, 2018 at 6:53 pm -
[…] trade rules and cheap imports conspired to destroy farmers and the jobs of people involved in local food processing activities for the benefit of global agribusiness, including commodity trading and food processor companies […]
Lower yields and agropoisons: What is the point of GM mustard In India? - Ecologise says:
June 2, 2018 at 5:17 pm -
[…] sector and served the interests of palm oil growers and US grain and agriculture commodity company Cargill, which helped write international trade rules to secure access to the Indian market on its terms. […]
The Seeds of Agroecology and Common Ownership - Wake Up UK says:
July 7, 2019 at 6:46 pm -
[…] need only look at how Cargill captured the edible oils processing sector in India and in the process put many thousands of village-based […]
Offering Choice but Delivering Tyranny: The Corporate Capture of Agriculture – Counter Information says:
August 20, 2019 at 2:09 am -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of Cargill. And Bayer’s hand is possibly behind the ongoing strategy […]
Offering Choice But Delivering Tyranny: the Corporate Capture of Agriculture - CounterPunch.org says:
August 21, 2019 at 10:58 am -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of Cargill. And Bayer’s hand is possibly behind the ongoing strategy […]
The Corporate Capture of Agriculture – Journal of People says:
August 21, 2019 at 8:27 pm -
[…] seed laws were changed to facilitate the entry of Monsanto. India’s edible oils sector was undermined to facilitate the entry of Cargill. And Bayer’s hand is possibly behind the ongoing strategy […]