New Delhi: Having secured nearly 2,000 convictions in food safety cases across the country, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is now stepping up enforcement, including holding e-commerce platforms responsible for products sold through them and proposing stricter action against high-fat, sugar and salt (HFSS) foods near schools, its CEO Rajit Punhani said Thursday.

India's food regulator is open to adopting stricter food labelling measures. The Supreme Court questioned the regulator's initial two-phased approach to warning labels. FSSAI…

FSSAI tells Supreme Court it is open to stricter warning labels from the start, including labels for products high in added sugar, salt or saturated fat.