Reconstitution rejections: India food safety authority bans ‘misleading’ fruit juice claims

By Pearly Neo

08-Oct-2024 - Last updated on 08-Oct-2024 at 01:00 GMT

India’s food safety authority has announced regulations banning local beverage companies from labelling reconstituted fruit juices as ‘100% fruit juice’ to avoid public confusion.

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Reconstitution rejections: India food safety authority bans ‘misleading’ fruit juice claims

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