Health
Supreme Court gives FSSAI two weeks on food warning labels

The Supreme Court has given the Centre and FSSAI two weeks to decide on front-of-pack warning labels for packaged foods high in sugar, salt and saturated fat. The court criticised the delay, stressing public health, especially children’s health. The government cited concerns over traditional foods and international standards, while the court warned it may issue directions.
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Should front warning labels on packaged foods be made mandatory immediately?
- Yes, immediately
- Allow transition period
- Current system is sufficient
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