HealthPhoto: Hindustan TimesIndia Proposes Ban on Added Sugars in Infant Foods
India's food safety regulator proposed banning sucrose and fructose in foods for infants up to six months old to reduce exposure to added sugars and combat childhood obesity. Current rules allow these sugars within limits, but the new proposal tightens restrictions. This move is part of a broader food safety crackdown affecting eateries and packaged food labeling in India.
Hindustan Times·



