Amid worldwide worries about sugar in baby food, India’s FSSAI has affirmed that no new regulations banning added sugars will be introduced. The guidelines from 2020 still allow certain added sugars, keeping pace with international norms.
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Food regulator confirms there’s no new rule on zero added sugar in baby foods
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