Remember Food Pharmer of Bournvita controversy? He has now this to say about Nest Tea, Too Yumm, Storia coconut water & Bournvita

Earlier this year, a controversy erupted after social media influencer Revant Himatsingka alleged that Bournvita has high sugar content. Himatsingka, who runs social media accounts by the name Food Pharmer, then forced to delete the video from all platforms after being served a legal notice by Mondelez India, the makers of Bournvita. The issue snowballed into a big controversy, with apex child rights body NCPCR asking the brand to withdraw all "misleading" advertisements, packaging, and labels.

Now, Himatsingka has come out with a new video on packaged food companies.

In his new video, Himatsingka claims that four products have improved their packaging.


According to the social media influencer, Nest Tea iced tea has changed its packaging. "Earlier they used to say rich in Vitamin C, now they say source of Vitamin C," he said in a video.

"This is called derisking...reducing your risk, just in case someone makes a video on you," he adds.

He also cites the example of Too Yumm, which he said has changed its tagline from "Anytime, anywhere, as much" to just "anytime, anywhere".

"They realise that as much is risky. You should not eat chips as much," Himatsingka added.

On Storia coconut water, he said that the brand has removed the "Combat Virus" claim from its package.

Lastly, he cites Bournvita, for which he was in trouble earlier as well.

According to the social media influencer, Bournvita has now changed its tagline - Tann ki Shakti Mann ki Shakti - to Tayyari Jeet ki.

In an accompanying text on X, he said, "We are winning! You may not notice this, but slowly packaged food is changing!"

"Till sometime ago, packaged food companies could get away with anything they want! Now they have to think twice! In the next 2-3 years, if we work together fearlessly, packaged foods in India can change permanently! Lets unite and change India’s packaged food system together!," he added.

On the Bournvita controversy, Himatsingka said that on the company's Twitter and Instagram pages, the comments section is still off and that the companies are afraid of him.

He also advised the companies to improve their packaging and ingredients instead of silencing their critics.