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Unbelievable but true – a human finger found in ice cream! This incident has not only stunned regulatory authorities but also the entire industry. How could a complete part of human finger end up in ice cream? In a disturbing turn of events, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has revoked the license of Fortune Dairy Industries Pvt Ltd, a third-party manufacturer for Yummo Ice Creams. This drastic action follows the discovery of a human finger in an ice cream purchased by a Mumbai-based doctor. Brendan Ferraro, 26, filed the complaint after finding the gruesome object in the ice cream he ordered online. Moreover, the image of the brand has been severely tarnished, and the contract manufacturer stands to be ruined forever. It is essential for the authorities to conduct a just and thorough analysis to ensure that all aspects of this shocking incident are carefully examined. This incident underscores the critical importance of stringent food safety measures and quality control in the production process. Companies must uphold the highest standards to prevent such incidents from happening in the future. Let's strive for enhanced food safety practices and work towards ensuring that incidents like this never happen again. #FoodSafety #QualityControl #IndustryStandards #FSSAI #YummoIceCreams #FortuneDairyIndustries #HumanFingerInIceCream #Incident #FoodIndustrySafety #RegulatoryAuthorities #Compliance #PublicHealthSafety #StaySafe #QualityAssurance #Negligence #ManslaughterInvestigation #BrandReputation #ContractManufacturer #LinkedInPost

?????????? ???? ???????????????????????? ???? ?????????????? ???????? ?????????????????????????? ???????????????????? (??????????) Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) shed light on the requirement of registration of foreign food manufacturing facilities as per Food Safety and Standards (Import) First Amendment Regulations, 2021. With reference to the provisions of Food Safety and Standards (Import) First Amendment Regulations,2021 it has been decided that registration of foreign food manufacturing facilities falling under the following food categories, who are intended to export these food products shall be mandatory; 1. ???????? ?????? ?????? ?????????????????????? 2. ???????? ?????? ?????????????? ????????????????, ?????????????????? ??????????????, ????????, ?????? ?????????? ????-???????????????? 3. ?????? ???????????? 4. ???????????? ???????? 5. ???????????????????????????? Under the Registration of Foreign Food Manufacturers (ReFoM) program, accessible through the fssai.gov.in portal, 47 countries have already registered their facilities. This measure is aimed at ensuring adherence to safety standards and streamlining the importation of safe, high-quality food products into India. #fssai #foreignfood #newregulations #news

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) in its 43rd meeting decided to do away with the need for Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) or AGMARK certification for food products which have FSSAI license with them. This means that once a Food Business Operator (FBO), from a small seller to a big firm, has received a FSSAI certification, they won’t be required to get a separate certification from Agmark or BIS for quality standards. The FSSAI also decided to bring about set standards for ‘Haleem’ as part of standards for meat products. Haleem is a dish made of meat, pulses, grains, and other ingredients, which currently does not have any set standards. Other approvals by the FSSAI include standards of Mead (Honey wine) and Alcoholic Ready-to-Drink (RTD) beverages, revision of standards of milk fat products. The amendments will come into force after the due process of notification and public comments. Follow us here at?NKG Advisory Business & Consulting Services Pvt. Ltd.?for more intriguing content on Compliance, Regulatory services, and consulting for D2C brands visit our website?www.nkgabc.com?to know more To start your registration process: Email-?[email protected]?or call 9711197602 #regulatorycompliance?#regulatory?#cosmetics?#NKGadvisory?#insights?#ProductRegistration?#ComplianceJourney?#BusinessSuccess?#itact

Food regulator FSSAI Publication has asked food business operators to immediately remove claims of 100 per cent fruit juices in advertisements as well as labels on packaged products. According to an official statement, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a "directive mandating all Food Business Operators (FBOs) to remove any claim of '100 per cent fruit juices' from the labels and advertisements of reconstituted fruit juices" with an immediate effect. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gZXyRT9M #Food #FSSAI #FBOs #FruitJuice

?? FSSAI Advisory Alert! ?? ?? The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a stern warning to food business operators (FBOs) about using non-standardized ingredients in fruit juices. ???? ?? Issued on July 31, 2024, the advisory specifically highlights concerns over ingredients like 'Deionized apple juice concentrate,' which is not permitted under current Food Safety and Standards Regulations. ?? FBOs are directed to seek approval for such non-specified food ingredients under the FSS (Approval for Non-Specific Food and Food Ingredients) Regulation, 2017. ? ?? All claims on product labels and advertisements must comply with the FSS (Advertising & Claims) Regulations, 2018, and FSS (Labelling & Display) Regulations, 2020. ??? ?? FSSAI emphasizes strict compliance with these regulations to ensure the safety and quality of fruit juices for consumers. ???? #FSSAI #FoodSafety #Regulations #FruitJuice #Compliance #FoodIndustry ??

Recently, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) made a big decision, mandating that all Food Business Operators (FBOs) must stop using "100% fruit juice" claims on labels and advertisements for reconstituted fruit juices. This directive is effective immediately. FSSAI has instructed food business operators (FBOs) to exhaust all existing pre-printed packaging materials that claim the product is "100% fruit juice" by September 1, 2024. As per the official statement it is said: “It has come to the attention of FSSAI that several FBOs have been inaccurately marketing various types of reconstituted fruit juices by claiming them to be 100% fruit juices. Upon thorough examination, FSSAI has concluded that, according to the Food Safety and Standards (Advertising and Claims) Regulations, 2018, there is no provision for making a ‘100%’ claim.” Please share your views on this move by the authority in the comment box. #legal #business #foodbusiness #linkedin

In shocking news, Rameshwaram Cafe serves food with expired items and unlabelled products!! So, are there any Laws regarding labelling food products??? ??The primary legislation governing food labelling in India is the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006, along with the Food Safety and Standards (Packaging and Labelling) Regulations, 2011. All prepackaged food products sold in India must comply with these regulations:- 1?? The label must be in English, Hindi, Devnagri or regional language. 2?? The label must not contain false, misleading, or deceptive information about the food. 3?? The label should be firmly attached to the container and not easily removable. 4?? The information on the label must be clear, prominent, easy to read, and memorable. 5?? If the container has a wrapper, the wrapper must either show the necessary information or ensure the label on the product inside is easily readable. 6?? The label must include the food's name, trade name, and description. 7?? If the food has multiple ingredients, they should be listed in order of quantity, starting with the most used ingredient. Other rules include providing nutritional information, using a veg or non-veg symbol, and providing information about food additives and colours, etc. ?? But the real question is, are these regulations being followed, especially in the food industry? What do you think? #foodsafety #RameshwaramCafe #foodlabelling #fssai #foodlaws

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has mandated that all Food Business Operators (FBOs) must immediately remove any claims of ‘100% fruit juice’ from the labels and advertisements of reconstituted fruit juices. FBOs are required to use up all existing pre-printed packaging materials by September 1. FSSAI found that several FBOs were inaccurately marketing various reconstituted fruit juices as ‘100% fruit juices.’ After thorough review, FSSAI concluded that under the Food Safety and Standards (Advertising and Claims) Regulations, 2018, there is no provision for such a claim. These claims are considered misleading, particularly when the main ingredient is water and the fruit juice content is minimal, or when the juice is reconstituted from water and fruit concentrates or pulp. To read full article, click link below ?? https://rb.gy/029zfl . . Lawstreet Journal FSSAI Publication #lsjbusiness #lawstreetj #FSSAI #FoodSafety #FruitJuice #ReconstitutedFruitJuice #FoodLabeling #AdvertisingClaims #HealthAndNutrition #ConsumerAwareness #India #Regulations #FBOs #india #legalnews

*FSSAI Bans "100% Fruit Juice" Claims on Labels & Ads* ??? The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has mandated that companies stop claiming "100% fruit juice" on labels and advertisements of reconstituted fruit juices. Here’s a quick rundown: - ?? Companies must label reconstituted juices as such. - ?? False "100% juice" claims harm customer health. - ?? Existing packaging with these claims must be eliminated by September 1, 2024. - ?? Juices with over 15g sugar per kg must be labeled as sweet juice. - ?? FSSAI aims to enforce strict food safety regulations to prevent misleading advertising.

Food regulator FSSAI has asked food business operators to immediately remove claims of 100 per cent fruit juices in advertisements as well as labels on packaged products. According to an official statement, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a "directive mandating all Food Business Operators (FBOs) to remove any claim of '100% fruit juices' from the labels and advertisements of reconstituted fruit juices with an immediate effect. #fssai #business #economy #india #linkedin