India finds Nestle baby food sample substandard, takes legal action
Asia-Pacific2 sources2 countries🔦 Under-reported49m ago
India's food safety regulator, the FSSAI, has taken legal action against Nestle after finding a sample of its baby food to be substandard. The regulatory move involves allegations regarding false baby food tags used by the multinational company.
This enforcement action forms part of a broader, ongoing crackdown on India's vast food industry, valued at approximately US$100 billion. Authorities have intensified market oversight through measures that include conducting surprise factory visits and rigorous product testing across the sector.
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