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    India top court orders regulator to provide timeline for food warning labels

    India’s Supreme Court orders the government and FSSAI to submit a 10-day timeline for implementing packaged food warning labels, amid debate over phased rollout, industry opposition and public health pressure

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    The Supreme Court has piled pressure on Union government to implement stricter warning ⁠labels following complaints from a health non-profit. Image for illustrative purposes only. (Unsplash)

    The Supreme Court has piled pressure on Union government to implement stricter warning ⁠labels following complaints from a health non-profit. Image for illustrative purposes only. (Unsplash)

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