A Gujarat NGO is pushing the government to regulate nutraceuticals like medicines. They cite concerns about product quality and unregulated...

India is actively working with international regulatory bodies, including Codex Alimentarius Commission, to develop essential regulations f...

The authority had received several complaints about many non-compliant health supplements being sold in the market, according to anofficial...

Nutraceuticals are products derived from food sources that are believed to provide extra health benefits besides the basic nutritional valu...

Since April 2020, the sector has seen a surge in demand for products including those related to digestive health, sleep and stress, said in...

FSSAI is gearing itself to strengthen the regulatory ecosystem through cross-border collaboration and learning from international best prac...

FSSAI CEO Pawan Kumar Agarwal expressed concern over the increasing number of spurious food supplement products in the market.

Lack from nutraceuticals’ categorisation under the GST could mean they are levied the top GST rate of 28%, up from 18-22% now.

It will now start granting licences and approve products based on the new standards.

"The intent of this notification was to give relief to those companies who were in the market before 2011 and who were facing problems with...

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has amended regulations to fix loopholes in the definition of proprietary food.

Clamping down on mis-labelling of 'health supplements', food safety regulator FSSAI proposed banning sale of these products as 'medicines'.

The paper said about 60-70 per cent supplements in the market are fake such unregistered and unapproved products should be recalled.

The Indian nutraceuticals market is divided into functional food and beverages (68 per cent) and dietary supplements (32 per cent).

The domestic nutraceutical market could have grown five-fold by 2020 since the beginning of the current decade with possible domination by ...

The Indian nutraceutical market valued at $ 1,480 million in 2011 could grow to $ 2,731 million in 2016, a report said today.

India must put in more effort to tap the $200 billion nutraceuticals, nutritional complements and supplements market, a top food technologi...