China has banned food producers from using terms such as "no additives" or "zero additives" on labels, saying such claims can mislead consumers. The new labeling rules are among 50 new standards and ...

The Supreme Court has directed an expert committee to submit its recommendations within three months on the proposed move to introduce mandatory warning labels on the front of packaged food items ...

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The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed an expert committee to submit its recommendations within three months on proposed changes to food safety regulations that would require warning labels on ...

Polar Seltzer could have taken it easy with the names of its Summer 2025 limited edition flavors. Clearly, they chose to get crazy. How else would you explain “Poolside Grape Pops?” ...

paving the way for amendments to India’s food safety regulations and the introduction of warning labels on packaged foods. A bench comprising Justices J.B. Pardiwala and R. Mahadevan issued the ...

The Supreme Court has directed the Central government to amend India's food safety regulations within three months, focusing on mandatory warning labels on food packaging. On Wednesday, Justices J.B.

New Delhi [India], April 9 (ANI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday set a three-month deadline for the Central government to come up with fresh amendments in India’s food safety regulations to ...

In June 2024, the FSSAI approved a proposal to display nutritional information, including total sugar, salt and saturated fat in bold letters and prominent font size on labels of packaged food items.

The artificial colours get separated when in water,” said Food Safety and Drug Administration. Consumers have been advised to use a cotton ball test to detect chemical colours. As per the Food Safety ...