UP Makes ‘Use by Date’ Mandatory for Loose Sweets
Uttar Pradesh makes ‘Use by Date’ mandatory for loose sweets from October 15, 2026, and bans...
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Uttar Pradesh makes ‘Use by Date’ mandatory for loose sweets from October 15, 2026, and bans...
Read MoreComplete FSSAI compliance guide for Indian food businesses. Covers licensing, labelling,...
Read MoreA roundup of key FSSAI advisories and orders issued in July-September 2026. These updates provide...
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Read MoreAmid growing concerns over adulterated dairy products, the FSSAI has launched a nationwide...
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Read MoreFood safety remains a cornerstone of trust in the global food industry, ensuring that consumers...
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