Indian authorities raid Mumbai warehouse over falsified food labels
Most outlets led with the discovery of an illegal warehouse in Mumbai where expiry dates and nutritional information on food products were being altered. One outlet added that the operation involved replacing original details with fake information, while another named the individual involved, Tukaram Mundhe, and described him as busting the firm.
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India busts firm faking expiry dates, nutrition labels on PepsiCo, Nestle food exports
MUMBAI: Indian authorities have raided an illegal operation in Mumbai that faked expiry dates and nutritional information on original food products manufactured by PepsiCo, Nestle, Coca-Cola and Unilever so they could be exported to other countries. Reuters got exclusive access to the warehouse last week as food officers conducted a six-day investigation and seized goods worth nearly $80,000. A...
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India uncovers illegal Mumbai warehouse altering expiry dates on food exports
MUMBAI: Indian food safety authorities have uncovered an illegal operation in Mumbai where expiry dates, manufacturing details and nutritional information were allegedly removed from packaged food and replaced with falsified labels before the products were exported. The operation was uncovered during a six-day inspection of a warehouse in Navi Mumbai,...
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India’s Tukaram Mundhe busts firm faking expiry dates, nutrition labels on food exports
India's authorities have raided an illegal operation in Mumbai that faked expiry dates and nutritional information on original food products
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