From January 2026, food companies in India will need more than assurances to get regulatory approval. India’s food regulatory ...

From Jan 1, 2026, FSSAI will demand nutrition data, Indian consumption patterns, toxicology results, safe intake limits, and ...

From January 1, 2026, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) will require all applications seeking a food ...

India's food market is booming, but rising ultra-processed food intake, obesity and diabetes have sparked a push for clearer ...

India’s food regulator has introduced a major change: from January 1, 2026, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India ...

Starting January 1, 2026, India's Food Safety and Standards Authority (Fssai) will require scientific proof before approving ...

Starting January 1, 2026, FSSAI will demand scientific proof for food safety. Submissions for new products or standard ...

When questions are raised about the safety of any food article, India's food regulator will now ask for proof, not promises.

While the change aims to simplify regulations, it imposes stricter safety requirements for manufacturers and processors. Credit: Narong Khueankaew/Shutterstock. Packaged drinking water and mineral ...

FSSAI has added a feature to its Food Safety Connect app enabling consumers to report misleading food labels by submitting images, licence numbers and relevant URLs Announcing it on X, FSSAI said that ...

Beyond the alert on the toxin cereulide, paediatricians raise broader concerns on chemical and contaminant exposure in infant ...