Zepto Under FSSAI Scanner After Customer Receives Expired Besan
- FSSAI issued Zepto a notice after a complaint alleged that two packets of besan were delivered past their use-by date.
- FSSAI asked Zepto to verify the complaint and provide order and supply-chain details, including whether stock was withdrawn, customers were notified, and refunds were issued.
- FSSAI questioned Bakelite Food Processing’s use of “cream” on a bakery product whose listed ingredients reportedly included no milk or cream.
- FSSAI scrutinized health and labeling claims by BMS Lifescience, Healthyhey Foods, and Storia Foods involving supplements and pomegranate juice.
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FSSAI issues notice to Zepto over alleged delivery of expired besan
ood regulator FSSAI has issued a notice to e-commerce firm Zepto for the alleged delivery of expired besan (gram flour) to a customer. In a social media post on Monday, the Food
Zepto, food companies face FSSAI action over expired products and labels
FSSAI has initiated action against Zepto and several food companies over alleged safety and labelling violations. The cases place expired goods, ingredient declarations, supplement claims and juice marketing under regulatory scrutiny.
Zepto Under FSSAI Scanner After Customer Receives Expired Besan
<p>Food safety regulator FSSAI has issued a notice to quick-commerce platform Zepto over a complaint alleging that it delivered expired gram flour (besan) to a customer.</p> <p>In a post on social media platform X on Monday, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said it had taken note of a complaint against Zepto Marketplace Pvt Ltd concerning the alleged delivery of expired besan.</p> <p>According to the complaint, the custom…
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