FSSAI directs nutraceutical makers to ensure mandatory warning statements on products with herbal extracts
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- ✓The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India directed nutraceutical makers to include mandatory warning statements on products containing herbal extracts.
- ✓FSSAI said, "Failure to comply with these labelling mandates shall render the FBO liable for regulatory action." Companies must review labels now, as violations could lead to license suspension.
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- India Economy
The regulator has asked nutraceuticals and health supplements makers to review their product labels to ensure compliance as violations will attract stringent action including suspension of licenses and imposition of penalties.
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has directed nutraceutical and health supplement makers to ensure that they adhere to the mandatory labelling and warning statement requirements for products containing plant and botanical extracts in accordance with the regulations. The regulator has asked them to review their product labels to ensure compliance as violations will attract stringent action, including suspension of licences and imposition of penalties.
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