Uday Dholakia todays called for three immediate actions:

1 “That the British Government recognise there is a serious food supply chain and security issues affecting the British Asian Businesses, consumers and manufactures-and request all the National Regulators to engage with NABA to develop forward plans for best practice. The Food Allergen legislation arriving in October 2014, the Food Labelling are two urgent challenges”

2 “That the new Prime Minister in India put better regulation for food and drink exports at the top of the political and administrative agenda to enhance the reputation of Indian exporters and support British importers and supply chain manufactures, the retailers, and ultimately the consumers”

3 “Via European Members of Parliament like the Midlands Neena Gill MEP open up a three way dialogues between the UK and EU regulators and NABA.”

“The potential ban on betel leaf “said Uday Dholakia “is also a spiritual setback for many British Asians who use the leaf as part of their worship”.