FSSAI Mandates Quarterly Reporting on Rejected and Expired Food Products

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has introduced a new provision requiring quarterly submission of data by FSSAI-licensed food manufacturers, including repackers, relabellers, and importers. The move is aimed at ensuring transparency in the handling of non-compliant food items and preventing their potential misuse. Concerns have been raised about such products being repackaged or sold under the guise of cattle feed, posing risks to public health.

Massive Drug Raid in Kolkata Uncovers Rs. 6.60 Crore Worth of Spurious Medicines

The raid targeted a wholesale premises located in Kolkata, and led to the seizure of a substantial quantity of suspected spurious drugs, including anti-cancer and anti-diabetic medications. Additionally, investigators discovered empty packing materials at the site, further raising concerns about the authenticity of the products.