Food Safety Regulations
Food Outlets At MG Bus Station In Hyderabad Found To Be Violating Safety And Hygiene RegulationsHyderabad Restaurant Raids: Serious issues were found at multiple food establishments at the bus station in Imlibun
- Safety Inspections Conducted At Two Private Food Companies In Hyderabad
The food safety officials noted some of the food safety regulations being followed on the premises as well as those that were not.
- "Empower Consumers On Food Safety Issues": Health Minister Advises Food Authority
Mr. Nadda mentioned that it is important for the food authority to understand the food habit of each region of India and frame the policies accordingly.
- Veg Oil Body SEA Asks Members to Comply with Food Safety Norms
With food safety regulator FSSAI stepping up surveillance on packed food items including edible oils, vegetable oils industry body SEA has asked its members to comply with all norms under the FSSAI Act to avoid ...
- How Watchful has the Watchdog Been? Former Officials Speak Up On FSSAI
The aftermath of Maggi noodles controversy led to the national food security watchdog to tighten its grip and magnify its lens further on the processed food industry.
- World Food Day: Tukaram Mundhe On Why Cheap Food Can Come At A Higher Cost
For a low-income household, falling ill can mean paying for treatment while losing the income needed to buy food. This makes food safety an affordability issue, too.
- Uttarakhand Bans Gutkha, Pan Masala For 1 Year, Crackdown Begins Across State
The order cites the Food Safety and Standards Act and 2011 regulations, with enforcement to be carried out by district authorities across Uttarakhand.
- Food Safety Officials Confiscate 595 Kilos Of Substandard Food In Lucknow
The crackdown was part of a 10-day statewide drive to make sure that the Food Safety and Standards Act's safety and hygiene regulations were followed properly.
- Is Your Tea Really Tea? Food Regulator Clarifies What Can Be Called "Tea"
India's food regulator, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), has clarified that only products derived from Camellia sinensis can legally be called "tea."
- Setting Standards: FSSAI Finalises 12,000 Regulations for Food Additives
Food Safety regulator FSSAI, has finalised 12,000 standards for food additives and ingredients in line with global safety standards Codex.
