Denying reports that the Indian government had proposed to display ‘sugar, fats’ warning labels on popular food items such as samosa, jalebi, kachori, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) ...

New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has debunked media reports claiming that the Ministry has directed ...

The Press Information Bureau (PIB), the government's fact-checking wing, on Tuesday said that the Union health ministry did ...

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The Supreme Court of India has directed Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to execute the Front-of-pack ...

The government has not issued warning labels on samosas or jalebis. PIB clarifies Health Ministry's advisory is about ...

The Indian government's fact check unit dismissed media reports stating that vendors will carry warning labels on Indian ...

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Media reports speaking of warning labels on the products are 'misleading, incorrect, and baseless', says union ministry ...

PIB Fact Check debunks viral claims that the Health Ministry issued warning labels for Indian snacks like samosas, jalebi, ...

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