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FSSAI begins legal action against Nestle India
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This view focuses on FSSAI initiates legal action against Nestle India over infant nutrition products. It also highlights Nestle India shares slip nearly 3% after FSSAI initiates legal action over infant nutrition products.
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FSSAI initiates legal action against Nestle India over infant nutrition products
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The National Herald reports that the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has initiated three adjudication cases against Nestle India concerning alleged violations in infant nutrition products. The regulator flagged promotional claims regarding 5HMOs and whey protein for NAN Excella Pro Stage 1 and Lactogen Pro 1, and stated a follow-up formula was found non-conforming for Biotin content after re-analysis. Following the announcement, Nestle India shares fell nearly two percent on the BSE.
Nestle India shares slip nearly 3% after FSSAI initiates legal action over infant nutrition products
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The Economic Times reports that Nestle India shares fell nearly three percent during intraday trading after the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India initiated legal proceedings over alleged regulatory non-compliance in infant nutrition products. The publication notes that the regulator flagged promotional claims on e-commerce platforms for NAN Excella Pro Stage 1 and Lactogen Pro 1, alongside a laboratory finding regarding biotin content in a follow-up formula. Three separate adjudication cases have been filed against the company by the food regulator.
Nestlé India shares decline 3% as FSSAI initiates legal action against FMCG firm
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Upstox reports that Nestlé India shares declined three percent after the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India announced legal action over alleged non-compliance in three infant nutrition products. The article details that the regulator scrutinized promotional claims for NAN Excella Pro Stage 1 and Lactogen Pro 1 on e-commerce platforms and noted that a follow-up formula was found substandard for biotin content during laboratory analysis. FSSAI has consequently filed three separate adjudication cases against the firm.
Nestlé India Under FSSAI Scanner: Legal Action Over Infant Food Non-Compliance
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Times Now reports that the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has initiated legal proceedings against Nestle India regarding regulatory non-compliances involving two infant nutrition products, NAN Excella Pro Stage 1 and Lactogen Pro 1. The regulator raised concerns over promotional claims on e-commerce platforms and a laboratory finding that a follow-up formula was substandard in biotin content. FSSAI stated that three separate adjudication cases have been filed against the company for violating relevant food safety and infant nutrition regulations.