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Roohafza is back on Indian shelves

May 10, 2019 3:41 AM

Rooh Afza, which has been facing a production slump owing to a shortage of some key herbal ingredients, is back on the shelves across the country.

The rose-flavoured drink is consumed widely during the holy month of Ramadan since it is the favourite drink of many Muslims after a day-long fast.

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