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CSIR, FSSAI sign MoU for collaborative research on food and nutrition

Vardhan highlighted that the country will see a surge in demand for healthy, nutritious, plant-based, local, seasonal and indigenous foods, produced organically

Covid-19: Food trade body wants to do away with FSSAI licence for 2020

The Food Safety and Standard Authority Of India on June 18 had allowed extension in renewal of FSSAI licence till July 31

Follow these FSSAI's guidelines to ensure safety while shopping amid Covid

Here's what the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India recommends you to follow while shopping

In pics: Are you washing fruits, veggies right? Check out FSSAI guidelines

Wash, wash and wash before you cook: that's what the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India recommends.

Coronavirus outbreak: Poultry firms, farmers hit due to massive culling

The poultry market consumes around half of soybean and maize production in India.

FSSAI to finalise norms to ban junk food sale, ads in school canteens

The food business operators (FBOs) manufacturing HFSS food products would be barred from advertising such foods in school premises or within 50 metres of the school campus, it added

Packaged and fast foods contain dangerously high levels of salt, fat: CSE

CSE director general Sunita Narain said consumers have a right to right to know what is contained in the package

Mumbai Central gets first 'Eat Right Station' certification from FSSAI

FSSAI, along with Western Railways (WR) and Indian Railways Catering Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), has trained food handlers, both in canteens and base kitchens

McDonald's slips on the health track, sets the regulator on edge

A recent spat between the QSR brand and FSSAI illustrates why food brands need to rethink the advertising narrative

3.7% of over 106,000 food samples analysed in 2018-19 found unsafe: FSSAI

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) reported 36 per cent rise in civil cases to 2,813 and 86 per cent increase in criminal cases to 18,550, it said in a statement

Food regulator slaps notice on McDonald's for 'irresponsible advertising'

A full page advertisement by McDonald's in newspapers had said, "Stuck with Ghiya-Tori Again? Make the 1+1 Combo you love".

NITI Aayog hasn't rejected offer to bring medical devices under CDSCO: Govt

It also proposes a penalty of up to Rs 1 crore on the manufacturers or importers for faulty medical devices having adverse impacts on patients.

Soon, no junk food or their ads near schools; FSSAI proposes ban within 50m

In June this year, FSSAI CEO Pawan Kumar Agarwal had announced that the regulator has proposed banning advertisements of unhealthy food in and around school.

Processed milk is unsafe for consumption, doesn't meet quality norms: FSSAI

More than adulteration, contamination was a serious problem as substances such as Aflatoxin-M1, antibiotics and pesticides were found more in the processed milk samples

Tea Board fixes minimum price for South Indian varieties at Rs 60 a kilo

North Indian price still being arrived at; Board is also working on e-auction reforms based on IIM Bangalore recommendations

FSSAI guidelines on labeling packaged food products face speed bumps

Companies are now proposing a two-color labelling, instead of the proposed tricolour method

FSSAI proposes ban on junk food promotion in and around school premises

In March 2015, the Delhi High Court had directed the food regulator to come out with regulations to promote healthy food for school children

FSSAI asks food cos to relabel 'atta', 'maida'; gives time till July 31

The order had to be issued because the food business operators were using the term 'wheat flour' as English nomenclature

FSSAI to focus on enforcement of food standards in 2019: CEO Pawan Agarwal

The new standards effective from January 1 are for all varieties of pulses, whole and decorticated pearl millet grains

New food standards to come into force from January 1, says FSSAI

The statement also said tolerance limit of antibiotics and pharmacology active substances would come into effect on January 1, 2019