The apex court has asked the food safety regulator to justify the scientific basis, design, and rollout of its proposed red-hexagon labels for high sugar, salt, and fat foods. The move could force FMCG brands to reformulate recipes and redesign packaging.
The apex court has asked the food safety regulator to justify the scientific basis, design, and rollout of its proposed red-hexagon labels for high sugar, salt, and fat foods. The move could force FMCG brands to reformulate recipes and redesign packaging.
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The apex court has asked the food safety regulator to justify the scientific basis, design, and rollout of its proposed red-hexagon labels for high sugar, salt, and fat foods. The move could force FMCG brands to reformulate recipes and redesign packaging.
