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Supreme Court Asks FSSAI to Clarify Food Warning Label Design Within 10 Days

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The Supreme Court has directed the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to provide precise details on food warning labels, including their shape, size, colour, and placement on packaging. The court raised thirteen specific queries that FSSAI must address within a ten-day deadline. Judges also stressed the need to effectively communicate the health risks of junk food to children. While the court acknowledged that some progress has been made by FSSAI, it noted that further clarification on several points remains necessary.

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