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Delhi HC Overturns FSSAI Order on Red Bull's Energy Drink Label
The Delhi High Court has quashed the FSSAI's directive for Red Bull to remove its 'energy drink' label. This ruling supports Red Bull's branding as an energy drink, affirming its market position. The decision is significant for beverage regulations and consumer rights in India, highlighting the ongoing debate over energy drink classifications.
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