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Cooked vegetable biryani was stored in unsanitary conditions and found in the fridge. FSSAI regulations cover food labelling, safety standards, and hygiene practices—multiple violations discovered in Hyderabad eateries, including expired products and improper labeling by the Food Safety Task Force.

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Horlicks and Boost Revamp Labels: Dropping "Health Drink" for "Functional and Nutritional"! New regulations in India are prompting changes for popular drinks. HUL is rebranding Horlicks and Boost as "Functional and Nutritional drinks." Learn why the "health drink" label is disappearing and explore the evolving world of nutritional beverages.

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights recently had said that there is no definition for health drinks under the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006.

This comes after Ministry of Commerce and Industry asked e-commerce websites to remove drinks from heathy drinks category on their respective platforms.

Ritesh Tiwari, the Chief Financial Officer of Hindustan Unilever, announced the change during the earnings press conference on April 24. Tiwari emphasized that the shift to the FND label provides a more accurate and transparent description of the category. He highlighted the under-penetration of the FND market, indicating significant growth opportunities.

Hindustan Unilever has dropped the 'health' label from its brand Horlicks and has now renamed the category as 'functional nutritional drinks'.

Hindustan Unilever, which makes drinks like Horlicks and Boost, has renamed its health food drinks to functional nutritional drinks or FND.

New Delhi: Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL), which owns various brands including Horlicks and Boost, has revamped its 'health drinks' segment. The company has rebranded its 'health food drinks' category as 'functional nutritional drinks' (FND) and removed the 'health' tag from Horlicks, media reports said.