The food and beverage giant Nestle confirmed that it does not import or sell any of their recently globally recalled products in India, as they manufacture ever ...
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New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 runs January 10–18 with free entry, bringing books, culture, and a special tribute to India’s Armed Forces., Books, Times Now ...
The New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 returns with free entry, hosting over 1000 publishers and 600 events from January 10-18, celebrating Indian military history.
With the aim of promoting ease of doing business, the New Delhi Municipal Council on Wednesday decided that commercial ...
NEW DELHI: When questions are raised about the safety of any food article, India's food regulator will now ask for proof, not promises. From what a product contains and how much Indians actually eat ...
BENGALURU: The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday stayed orders passed by the trial court allowing home food for Pavithra Gowda, ...
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Proof over promises: FSSAI tightens food safety rules, makes science mandatory; what changes
When questions surface over the safety of what Indians eat, assurances will no longer suffice. Hard evidence will. India’s food regulator is tightening rules on food safety, making scientific proof ...
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a clarification barring food business operators (FBOs) from using the word “tea” on packaging and labelling for herbal or ...
Only products derived from Camellia sinensis can legally be called tea in India FSSAI clarified that herbal, rooibos, and flower teas cannot be labeled as tea Labeling rules require the food name to ...
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/companies/fssai-says-herbal-or-plant-based-infusions-cannot-be-labeled-as-tea/article70436353.ece Copy The Food Safety and ...
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a strong clarification regarding the use of the term "tea" on food packaging and labelling. According to the food regulator, only ...
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