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Food Safety Standards Authority India

Food Safety Standards Authority India - 7 News Result(s)
  • Food Authority's Strict Warning Against Illegal Ripening Of Mango, Banana
    Food Authority's Strict Warning Against Illegal Ripening Of Mango, Banana

    Calcium carbide, commonly referred to as "masala", has been historically misused to artificially ripen fruits such as mangoes, bananas and papayas.

  • 'Never Made Misleading Claims,' Dabur Responds To Food Authority's Ban On 100% Labels
    'Never Made Misleading Claims,' Dabur Responds To Food Authority's Ban On 100% Labels

    Dabur India says product labels comply after FSSAI stops sale of products with 100 percent claims.

  • Maggi And Fanta Sold In India Are Different From UK Versions, Report Finds
    Maggi And Fanta Sold In India Are Different From UK Versions, Report Finds

    India's food regulator dropped plans for front-of-pack warning labels after industry pushback, despite rising obesity concerns.

  • Old Monk To Remove Iconic '7 Years Old Blended' Tag After Food Authority Crackdown
    Old Monk To Remove Iconic '7 Years Old Blended' Tag After Food Authority Crackdown

    Mohan Meakin will remove the seven years old blended claim from Old Monk packaging following FSSAI objections.

  • Bournvita Manufacturer, Amway, Other Food Brands Withdraw 'Misleading' Health Claims
    Bournvita Manufacturer, Amway, Other Food Brands Withdraw 'Misleading' Health Claims

    FSSAI has repeatedly stressed that food labels and advertisements should not exaggerate benefits or create a misleading impression about a product's nutritional value or health effects.

  • Food Authority Explains Sales Ban Of Royal Challenge, McDowell's, Bagpiper, Old Monk, More Variants
    Food Authority Explains Sales Ban Of Royal Challenge, McDowell's, Bagpiper, Old Monk, More Variants

    Some manufacturers were found adding flavours that mimic the natural taste and aroma of spirits such as rum and whisky.

  • Pankaj Tripathi Now Takes 30 Minutes To Eat A Meal. Here's Why
    Pankaj Tripathi Now Takes 30 Minutes To Eat A Meal. Here's Why

    Pankaj Tripathi shares his habit of spending half an hour enjoying meals, highlighting the importance of focusing solely on food.

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