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FSSAI GUIDELINES ON TEA
FSSAI clarifies only Camellia sinensis products can be called “tea”The FSSAI has clarified that only products derived from the Camellia sinensis plant can be labeled as 'Tea'. The authority stated that usin...- A 100% no food labels sent packing: FSSAI asks food companies not to make false claims of absolute purityThe FSSAI has intensified its scrutiny of packaged food companies, instructing them to discontinue "100%" claims on labels and promotional ...
- What are nutraceuticals and why are they gaining popularity in IndiaNutraceuticals in India are gaining popularity due to rising health awareness, an increase in lifestyle diseases, and a shift toward natura...
- Indian tea prices surge 18% amidst decline in productionIndian tea prices have risen by 18% between January and October due to reduced production, with a decline of 66.39 million kg this year. Un...
- Coloured teas become a menace in South India, Maharashtra“In recent times, coloured teas have become a real problem in South India and Maharashtra. In Gujarat, the situation has improved overall. ...
- Tea planters urge the Tea board to provide guidelines for tea waste exportNETA stated that Tea Board has fixed the capacity of each factory. The capacity is fixed based on eight working hours per day.
- Half-baked safety standards & nonchalant attitudes to hygiene: Is every food item prone to contamination?Dubious testing facilities, half-baked safety standards and nonchalant attitudes to hygiene may mean that every food item is prone to conta...
- Indian tea safe to drink: Southern plantersSouth India tea planters strictly followed the guidelines given by UPASI Tea Research Foundation, Peter Mathias said in a release.
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