Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)

On 19th April 2024, Consumer Affairs Ministry requests FSSAI investigation following global report alleging higher sugar content in Nestle Cerelac baby cereals sold in India.

Consumer Affairs Ministry asks FSSAI to investigate sugar content in Nestle Cerelac baby cereals.
Global report alleges higher sugar levels in products sold in South Asian countries, including India.
Letter to FSSAI highlights concerns over health implications for infants and young children.
Nestle India denies compromise on compliance, citing reduction in added sugar over the past five years.
NCPCR issues notice to FSSAI, emphasizing the importance of food safety standards.
Report reveals disparities in sugar content among Nestle Cerelac products sold in different countries.