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All Packaging Material Claiming '100% Fruit Juice' To Be Exhausted Within Next Four Months: Food Authority
Fruit Juice Labels: Several food business operators have been "inaccurately marketing various types of reconstituted fruit juices by claiming them to be 100% fruit juices," FSSAI stated.
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Remove Claim Of 100% Fruit Juice From Ads, Packaging Labels, Food Operators Told
Food regulator FSSAI has asked food business operators to immediately remove claims of 100 per cent fruit juices in advertisements as well as labels on packaged products.
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Listen Up Parents: 100% Fruit Juice May Improve Your Kids' Diet Quality, Says Study
The study said that the skepticism about fruit juices needs to be done away with as they are in fact, good for kids, given that they are a 100 per cent organic and do not contain added flavours.
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100 Percent Fruit Juice Is Safe, Doesn't Raise Your Blood Sugar Levels, Says Study
According to a latest study published in the Journal of Nutritional Science, drinking 100 per cent fruit juice does not raise blood sugar levels.
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All Packaging Material Claiming '100% Fruit Juice' To Be Exhausted Within Next Four Months: Food Authority
Fruit Juice Labels: Several food business operators have been "inaccurately marketing various types of reconstituted fruit juices by claiming them to be 100% fruit juices," FSSAI stated.
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Remove Claim Of 100% Fruit Juice From Ads, Packaging Labels, Food Operators Told
Food regulator FSSAI has asked food business operators to immediately remove claims of 100 per cent fruit juices in advertisements as well as labels on packaged products.
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Listen Up Parents: 100% Fruit Juice May Improve Your Kids' Diet Quality, Says Study
The study said that the skepticism about fruit juices needs to be done away with as they are in fact, good for kids, given that they are a 100 per cent organic and do not contain added flavours.
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100 Percent Fruit Juice Is Safe, Doesn't Raise Your Blood Sugar Levels, Says Study
According to a latest study published in the Journal of Nutritional Science, drinking 100 per cent fruit juice does not raise blood sugar levels.
