FSSAI crackdown: Food companies withdraw ‘100%’ and health claims after notices
India's food regulator FSSAI has taken action against several major food business operators. Companies like Amway India and Juza Foods have removed misleading claims from their products. These corrective actions follow notices issued over regulatory violations and consumer safety concerns. FSSAI's enforcement drive targets false advertisements and labelling discrepancies across the industry. Many…
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has taken action against several major food companies for using misleading labels and claims. These companies have withdrawn their 100% and health claims following notices from the regulator. Amway India Enterprises, Juza Foods, Mondelez India Foods, and Sapiens Labs are among the affected businesses.
Amway removed the term 'Energy Drink' from its XS product range, while Juza Foods removed claims related to its baby food products. Mondelez India Foods withdrew health and nutrient comparative claims from its e-commerce platforms. Vichi Agro Products and J J Foods delisted a product from the platform after being flagged for a misleading trade name.
FSSAI has issued over 150 notices to food companies, e-commerce companies, and food service establishments as part of a wider enforcement drive against misleading advertisements and labelling violations.
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