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FSSAI Cracks Down: Food Firms Withdraw Misleading Claims
FSSAI's crackdown prompts major food companies to withdraw misleading '100%' health claims. Amway India and Juza Foods are among those revising packaging after regulatory notices. This enforcement action aims to enhance consumer safety and tackle false advertising in the food industry.
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"When it comes to misleading claims, honesty is the best policy!"
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