FSSAI Notices to Lotte India, Ferns N Petals, Kubera Foods for Misleading Claims

Lotte Choco Pie, Ferns N Petals, Kubera Foods Issued Notice For Misleading 'Vegetarian', 'Premium', 'Pure' Claims

Recently, FSSAI issued notices to many companies for misleading claims on their products to safeguard consumers' interests.

FSSAI issues notices to Lotte, Kubera Foods and Ferns N Petals over misleading claims

FSSAI issues notices to Lotte, Kubera Foods, and Ferns N Petals for misleading claims and labeling violations on food products.

FSSAI widens crackdown on misleading claims, issues notices to Lotte India and Ferns N Petals

New Delhi: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) expanded its crackdown on misleading food labelling and advertising, issuing notices to Lotte India, Ferns N Petals and Kuberra Foods over alleged violations related to product claims and packaging disclosures. The companies have been directed to respond within seven days, explaining why action should not be initiated against them under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, a…

FSSAI notices to Lotte India, Ferns N Petals, Kubera Foods for misleading claims

Food regulator FSSAI has issued notices to three companies for labelling violations. Lotte India faced action for non-compliant labels and misleading vegetarian claims. Kubera Foods received a notice for false claims on its cream bun product. Ferns N Petals was also cited for misleading claims on its chocolate. These actions aim to protect consumer interests and ensure fair practices.

FSSAI issues notices to 3 chocolate brands: Know why

At least 3 companies received notices from FSSAI over misleading claims on their products and incorrect labelling on their packaged products. The companies have been asked to respond to the notice within 7 days, or be ready for action under the FSS Act 2006.

Lotte India, Ferns N Petals, Kubera Foods get FSSAI notices; Here's what the regulator found

FSSAI has issued notices to Lotte India, Ferns N Petals and Kubera Foods over alleged misleading labels, packaging irregularities and food advertising violations. The companies have been asked to respond within seven days or face action under the Food Safety ...