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Nestle India says infant food products comply with FSSAI regulations

Nestle India responded to legal action by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) concerning its infant nutrition products NAN Excella Pro and Lactogen Pro.

Nestle India responded to legal action by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) concerning its infant nutrition products NAN Excella Pro and Lactogen Pro. The company stated that these products fully comply with all applicable regulations, including label approvals. The response came on September 18, following FSSAI's food safety allegations against the FMCG major, according to livemint.com.

Nestle India emphasized that the products and their labels were approved by the relevant regulatory authorities before being marketed. The company highlighted its adherence to the regulatory framework governing infant food products in India. This statement was issued after FSSAI initiated legal proceedings alleging non-compliance, which Nestle India firmly denied, asserting full conformity with food safety standards.

The dispute underscores ongoing regulatory scrutiny in India’s infant nutrition sector, where compliance with food safety norms is critical. Nestle India is a major player in this market, and similar regulatory actions have impacted other FMCG companies in recent years. The case highlights the importance of clear regulatory approvals and transparent labeling in maintaining consumer trust and meeting statutory requirements.

Nestle India’s clarification on September 18 confirms the company’s position on the matter. The FSSAI’s legal action and Nestle India’s response will likely influence regulatory enforcement and industry practices in the infant nutrition segment in India.

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