FSSAI Issues Notices to Food Firms Over False and Misleading Product Labels

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India's food safety regulator FSSAI has sent notices to multiple companies for displaying inaccurate or deceptive information on their product packaging. Kubera Foods was flagged for labelling baked goods containing preservatives as '100% Natural.' Gifting brand Ferns N Petals came under scrutiny for marketing a product as chocolate when it contained vegetable fat rather than cocoa butter. Lotte India was cited for unsubstantiated vegetarian claims and missing nutritional data on its labels. The regulatory crackdown is aimed at ensuring that consumers have access to truthful and transparent information about the food they purchase.

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