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From Maggi to Thums Up: How India became dependent on cheap packaged food

In a setback to the industry, the FSSAI said it could introduce tougher red warning labels on food that exceeds government-set limits ‌on added sugar, salt or saturated fat in one go

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From Maggi to Thums Up: How India became dependent on cheap packaged food
In a setback to the industry, the FSSAI said it could introduce tougher red warning labels on food that exceeds government-set limits ‌on added sugar, salt or saturated fat in one go
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