In June 2024, the FSSAI approved a proposal to display nutritional information, including total sugar, salt and saturated fat in bold letters and prominent font size on labels of packaged food items.

For a food product to meet these new criteria and to be allowed to use the word “healthy” on their food label, the food must contain a designated quantity of food from at least one of the ...

A nutrition spotlight has been shining on one macronutrient these days: protein. From grocery store food labels displaying in large, bold fonts how much protein the items have to menus advertising ...

What do these labels mean? And if they're on so many foodstuffs, how worried should we be? Andrea reached out to a leading Asian food importer to try to understand. He wanted to remain anonymous ...

China has banned food producers from using terms such as "no additives" or "zero additives" on labels, saying such claims can mislead consumers. The new labeling rules are among 50 new standards ...

The new standards include prepackaged food labels, infant cereal complementary foods, hygienic specifications for processed meat products and other sectors, according to the notice. To prevent ...