Flavoured rum, whisky? FSSAI tightens rules for alcohol labels
•The FSSAI is taking action against various alcohol manufacturers for improper labeling practices.
•Companies like Old Monk and McDowell's are accused of using non-permitted flavorings.
•The enforcement targets misleading age-related claims in alcoholic beverages.
NEW DELHI: The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has initiated enforcement action against several alcoholic beverage manufacturers, including makers of Old Monk, McDowell's, Bagpiper, Antiquity Blue, Royal Challenge over the alleged use of non-permitted flavouring practices and misleading age-related claims, saying the products violated existing food safety and labelling regulations.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
→The FSSAI is taking action against various alcohol manufacturers for improper labeling practices.
→Companies like Old Monk and McDowell's are accused of using non-permitted flavorings.
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