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FSSAI - India's Food Safety Regulator

India's food regulator has put numbers on what counts as a food high in fat, sugar or salt for children in schools, and opened the draft for public objection.

Last updated 13 August 20264 min read
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Sets out FSSAI's draft numeric cut-offs for foods high in fat, sugar or salt sold to children in schools — above 4.2 g of added fat, 3 g of added sugar or 0.625 g of salt per 100 g for a solid, with separate marks for liquids — and the 60-day comment window before the rules are finalised.

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