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Supreme Court to Decide on Mandatory Warning Labels for Packaged Foods

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India's Supreme Court has taken up the issue of warning labels on packaged food products, describing it as a matter of national interest. The court expressed concern over public health, with particular emphasis on the impact of processed foods on children. The bench indicated it would deliver a ruling on whether such warning labels should be made mandatory. The move reflects growing judicial attention to food safety and consumer awareness in the country.

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