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World Consumer Rights Day 2022: Why India should adopt warning labels on food products - Vimarsana News

World Consumer Rights Day 2022: Why India should adopt warning labels on food products

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Indians Want Warning Labels on Food Products to be Mandatory - Vimarsana News

Indians Want Warning Labels on Food Products to be Mandatory

Indians want simple Front of Pack Labelling (FOPL) on all food and beverage, as they are ready to make healthier food choices.

'High-in' warning labels on packaged food most effective in checking unhealthy consumption: AIIMS study - Vimarsana News

'High-in' warning labels on packaged food most effective in checking unhealthy consumption: AIIMS study

The majority of Indians prefer a high-in style warning on front pack labels of packaged foods and beverages indicating excessive levels of salt sugar or fat,

'High-in' warning labels on packaged food most effective in checking unhealthy consumption: AIIMS study - Vimarsana News

'High-in' warning labels on packaged food most effective in checking unhealthy consumption: AIIMS study

The majority of Indians prefer a 'high-in style' warning on front pack labels of packaged foods and beverages indicating excessive levels of salt sugar or fat, according to an AIIMS study.

'High-in' warning labels on packaged food most effective in checking unhealthy consumption: AIIMS study - Vimarsana News

'High-in' warning labels on packaged food most effective in checking unhealthy consumption: AIIMS study

The majority of Indians prefer a high-in style warning on front pack labels of packaged foods and beverages indicating excessive levels of salt sugar or fat,