Food

Food labelling: Why you are not aware of what you eat

A 3-part series which reveals that not only does India not have a clear labelling system to warn consumers about harmful levels of fat, sugar and salt in processed foods but the provisions have also been diluted at every step in the last seven years

Amit Khurana, Sonal Dhingra

Food fudge: The story behind why India still does not have front-of-pack labelling


Seven years, four committees and two draft regulations later, India still does not have a clear labelling system to warn consumers about harmful levels of fat, salt and sugar in processed foods. Here is why
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Food fudge: What India can do to make its front-of-pack labelling robust


Countries have tried different labelling formats, but warning labels have emerged as the most effective in guiding consumers to make healthy food choices. Here’s what India needs to do
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Food fudge: A graphical guide on attempts to dilute nutritional thresholds

A working group of FSSAI prepared thresholds for fat, sugar and salt this year. Here is what is wrong with them
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