OriginalSourceBusinessLineIndiaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished10:35 UTCSourceBusinessLineIndiaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished10:35 UTC
“FSSAI proposes to restrict addition of sucrose, fructose in products for infants up to six months”
“Restriction aimed at addressing concerns associated with early exposure to added sugars, supporting appropriate infant feeding practices, FSSAI says”
FSSAI proposes no added sucrose or fructose for infants up to six months
Key points
- FSSAI drafts amendments to restrict added sugars in infant nutrition products.
- Restriction targets sucrose and fructose in products for infants up to six months.
- Regulator cites early infancy as critical for growth and obesity risk reduction.
- Draft amendments align with exclusive breastfeeding recommendations and public health goals.
- Public consultation on the draft has a 60-day window after publication.
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