FSSAI rule changes, shifting labels, and everything else that’s quietly changing what’s in your basket.
A new draft rule could put bigger warnings on packs high in sugar, salt or fat — no more hiding it in fine print.
More brands are quietly softening “healthy” claims on packaging as scrutiny across the industry increases.
Several major snack and beverage brands are reformulating recipes to drop synthetic dyes.
Nutrition experts are raising questions about how loosely the term gets used on Indian packaging.
Regulators are reviewing how added sugar is declared on nutrition panels.
Recent surveys point to a steady rise in people reading ingredient lists, not just front-of-pack claims.
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