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  • Coca-Cola to train 50,000 vendors in serving you safe, hygienic street food

    While the aerated drinks giant will deploy its trainers and available infrastructure, the country's food regulator will ensure the relevance of the training content and oversee overall delivery of objectives.

  • FSSAI issues draft guidelines for direct selling FBOs

    Food regulator FSSAI today issued a draft guidelines for direct selling companies engaged in food business, proposing mandatory licenses from either central or state authority, besides spelling out mechanisms for consumer grievance redressal and product recalls.

  • FSSAI seeks public comment on regulation of food fortification

    Food regulator FSSAI has sought public comments on draft standards for fortification of seven food items - salt, oil, milk, vanaspati, atta, maida and rice.

  • FSSAI goes into overdrive to enhance hygiene at Delhi eateries

    The food regulator FSSAI has already convinced brands like Haldirams, Mother Dairy's Safal and Starbucks to come on board for a pilot project that certifies the hygiene standards and quality of food at outlets.

  • FSSAI to remove potassium bromate from food additives list

    A report by NGO Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) said that nearly 84 per cent of 38 commonly available brands of pre-packaged breads, including pav and buns, tested positive for potassium bromate and potassium iodate, banned in many countries as they are listed as "hazardous" for public health.

  • FSSAI justifies Maggi ban; says will give hearing to Nestle

    FSSAI lawyer and Maharashtra Advocate General Anil Singh argued that the food regulator had studied the representation of Nestle India (Maggi manufacturer) and was ready to give the company a hearing.

  • Maggi row: Counsel says FSSAI can act on mere suspicion

    The government counsel reiterated the three aspects of its ban order in the Bombay HC, saying the violations found by FSSAI included excessive lead content, misleading labels and launch of the Maggi Oats noodles without prior approval.

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