India considers stricter red warning labels on food packaging
Most outlets reported that India is considering implementing stricter red warning labels on food packaging, with some emphasizing the potential impact on the food industry. One outlet highlighted the move as a "setback for Big Food," while another noted the government’s shift from a phased approach to a possible single-step implementation.
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India signals stricter red warning labels in setback for Big Food
NEW DELHI: India’s government on Thursday said it could introduce tougher red warning labels for food packaging in one go, rather than in stages as currently proposed, in a potential blow to the $100 billion food and drinks industry. The submission was made in India’s Supreme Court after judges raised questions about the earlier proposal. The court has been hearing pleas from health activists f...
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India open to stricter RED warnings on food packs
After years of delays, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) last month suggested a two-phased labelling programme...
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