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Nestle India shares slip nearly 3% after FSSAI initiates legal action over infant nutrition products

Nestle India shares fell on Friday after FSSAI initiated three adjudication cases over alleged violations involving infant nutrition products. The regulator flagged promotional claims on NAN Excella Pro Stage 1 and Lactogen Pro 1 and also found a follow-up formula sample non-conforming for biotin content during laboratory testing.

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Nestle India shares slip nearly 3% after FSSAI initiates legal action over infant nutrition products
Nestle India shares fell on Friday after FSSAI initiated three adjudication cases over alleged violations involving infant nutrition products. The regulator flagged promotional claims on NAN Excella Pro Stage 1 and Lactogen Pro 1 and also found a follow-up formula sample non-conforming for biotin content during laboratory testing.
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