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Ban Fast Food Advertisements and Hike Taxes on Them: FSSAIFSSAI has recommended additional tax on processed food and sugar-sweetened beverages, and also called for a blanket ban on advertising of junk foods
- New Logo To Indicate Vegan Food Introduced By FSSAI, Twitter Approves
FSSAI has launched a new logo to demarcate vegan food and food products. Twitter users appreciated the gesture.
- FSSAI to Train Street Food Vendors on Hygiene, Safety Standards
Food regulator FSSAI today said it plans to launch a national campaign to give training to street food vendors for improving their hygiene practices and safety standards.
- 5 Plant-Based Foods Rich In Vitamin A To Include In Your Daily Diet As Per FSSAI
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) shared some plant-based foods which are rich in Vitamin A which is good for vision and immunity.
- Food Safety During Monsoon: FSSAI Suggests 3 Safe Food Practices For This Rainy Season
FSSAI took to Twitter to share a few safe food practices to enjoy happy and healthy monsoon.
- Indore Street Food Joints Get FSSAI's 'Clean Street Food Hub' Tag
Indore has received two tags from FSSAI for being 'Clean Street Food Hubs' serving good quality and hygienic street food.
- FSSAI Issues Draft Quality Standards for Instant Noodles
In June last year, FSSAI had banned Nestle's Maggi noodles over allegations of high lead content and the presence of MSG above permissible limit.
- FSSAI Seeks Public Comment On Regulation Of Food Fortification
Food regulator FSSAI has sought public comments on draft standards for fortification of seven food items - salt, oil, milk, vanaspati, atta, maida and rice.
- Food Fortification: FSSAI Sets Up Guidelines For Fortified Foods
FSSAI has set up a new Scientific Panel on Food Fortification and Nutrition to address issues related to fortification of food.
- FSSAI Takes Action Against 'Fake Videos' And News On Food Safety In India
A number of videos showing plastic rice, plastic vegetables and condiments in India, have been going viral on social media platforms, including Facebook and Twitter. FSSAI has expressed concern about the supposed dubious claims in ...
