Dabur India is contesting the FSSAI's recent prohibition on products boasting '100% pure' claims, joining numerous other companies that have similarly sought legal redress against the food regulator. These businesses argue that their labeling adheres to existing Indian laws. The FSSAI has imposed bans on various products due to alleged misleading representations, with spirits brands also facing penalties for opting for artificial flavoring over traditional aging methods.

FSSAI acts against alchobev brands for using non-permitted flavors, ensuring consumer protection and compliance with food safety regulations.

FSSAI has ordered Dabur to stop selling food products with misleading “100%” claims and cited organic labelling violations, seeking action in 15 days.

India's food regulator FSSAI has banned Dabur India from selling many products. These products included honey and cow ghee with misleading '100 per cent' claims. The regulator…

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has banned sale of old monk and other alcoholic beverage makers. Manufacturers allegedly used external flavouring…

FSSAI has directed Dabur India to stop selling several food products carrying what it described as misleading "100%" claims. The regulator said claims such as "100% Natural",…

Dabur defends product purity amid FSSAI ban, updating labels and seeking legal advice on misleading "100 per cent" claims.