US EditionFSSAI ORS Order: Delhi High Court Stays FSSAI Order on ORS Labeling, Granting Relief to J&J Subsidiary
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FSSAI ORS Order: Delhi High Court Stays FSSAI Order on ORS Labeling, Granting Relief to J&J Subsidiary
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) recently issued an order stating that no company could label its health drink as ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution) unless the product adhered to World Health Organization (WHO) parameters. However, the Delhi High Court has now put a stay on this order in a related case. On Friday, the Delhi High Court provided significant relief to JNTL Consumer Health India, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnso…
Today, i.e. Friday, the Delhi High Court gave a big relief to the related company of Johnson & Johnson. The court stayed the order of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) prohibiting JNTL from using the ORS label on its health drink products. Recently, the FSSAI said that no company can use ORS on the packaging of any of its products. Only those companies whose products use ORS salts and formulas and are manufactured as per W…
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