The Supreme Court has strongly criticized the government and FSSAI for delaying warning labels. These labels are intended for packaged foods high in sugar, salt, and fat. The court emphasized protecting citizens' health, especially that of children. It questioned the Union's reluctance and potential corporate pressure influencing decisions. The government has been given two weeks to finalize its decision on the matter.

The Supreme Court criticized FSSAI for hesitating to mandate warning labels on packaged foods high in sugar, salt, and fat, raising concerns over potential corporate influence.

The Supreme Court was particularly concerned by minutes of a recent meeting of the food regulator suggesting continued hesitation over front-of-pack warning labels | India News