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India

Government Approves FSSAI Reforms, Perpetual Licence Validity for Food Businesses

MBT Desk
2 min read
Government approves perpetual validity for FSSAI registrations and licenses.
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India

FSSAI Received Over 7,700 Food Adulteration Complaints in 2024-25—Nearly 6,000 Resolved, Govt Reveals

MBT Desk
2 min read
State food safety departments handle complaints under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006.
Illustration showing packaged junk foods with front-of-pack warning labels, with the Supreme Court of India in the background.
Diet and Nutrition

Supreme Court Asks FSSAI to Consider Front-of-Pack Warning Labels on Foods High in Sugar, Salt, and Fat

M Subha Maheswari
4 min read
Supreme Court directs FSSAI to review front-of-pack warning labels on foods high in sugar, salt, and fat to strengthen consumer health protection
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Diet and Nutrition

FSSAI Tightens Labelling Rules: Only Camellia sinensis Products Can Be Called ‘Herbal Tea’

MBT Desk
2 min read
Food regulator clarifies that only Camellia sinensis products qualify as ‘tea’, warning brands against misleading herbal labels
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Diet and Nutrition

FSSAI Launches Nationwide Crackdown on Adulteration of Milk, Paneer and Khoya

MBT Desk
2 min read
“Several cases of dairy adulteration and misbranding have been reported nationwide,” FSSAI officials said.
FSSAI has issued a directive asking companies to stop using the term “ORS” on beverages that do not meet the exact standards set by the World Health Organization.
Daily Pulse

FSSAI Restricts Use of ‘ORS’ Label After Hyderabad Doctor’s Long Campaign

Dr. Sumbul MBBS, MD
3 min read
Hyderabad paediatrician Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh’s eight-year advocacy leads FSSAI to restrict ORS labelling to WHO-approved formulations, protecting children from unsafe beverages.
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