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High sugar, salt or fat? Your packaged food may soon carry a ‘warning symbol’

1 source · first seen 15:20 28 Sept · updated 15:20 28 Sept

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  • FSSAI proposed a red hexagonal warning label for packaged foods high in sugar, fat or salt
  • Front-of-pack warnings may pressure Indian packaged-food makers to reformulate products or risk weaker demand

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