FSSAI Cracks Down On Misleading Food Labels

Food regulators have taken action against several companies for misleading product labels. One such company, Kubera Foods, faced scrutiny for claiming their buns were '100% Natural' despite containing preservatives. Another company, Ferns N Petals, was cited for marketing chocolate products that used vegetable fat instead of cocoa butter.

Lotte India also received notices for claiming their products were '100% Vegetarian' and for not providing complete nutritional information. These actions are part of a larger effort to ensure that consumers receive accurate information about the food products they buy.

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is working to crack down on companies that engage in deceptive labeling practices. This includes making false claims about the ingredients and nutritional content of their products.

By issuing notices to these companies, the FSSAI is sending a strong message that misleading labeling will not be tolerated. The goal is to protect consumers and ensure that they have access to accurate and reliable information about the food they eat.

The FSSAI's efforts are an important step in promoting transparency and honesty in the food industry. By holding companies accountable for their labeling practices, the FSSAI is helping to build trust between consumers and food manufacturers.