India may introduce tougher warning labels on packaged foods high in added sugar, salt and saturated fat, intensifying scrutiny of major food brands.
India’s proposal for tougher warning labels on packaged foods high in sugar, salt and saturated fat has intensified debate over nutrition, recipes and industry practices. (For illustration purpose only)
India's proposal
to put health warning labels on some food products has sparked a
nationwide debate over how the country came to rely on cheap
packaged food while companies sold more nutritious versions of
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