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FSSAI cracks down on e-commerce food platforms

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India’s Food Safety and Standards Authority has stepped up enforcement against e-commerce food platforms after Maharashtra’s FDA chief, Tukaram Mundhe, backed President Droupadi Murmu’s call for stricter compliance. Mundhe framed celebrity endorsements as a tool to push platforms into adhering to safety rules, stating that influence does not exempt them from regulations. Bollywood actors’ involvement in the crackdown has been welcomed by the FDA, marking a shift from past self-regulation to structured checks and audits. …

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  1. FSSAI cracks down on e-commerce food platforms

    Economic Times · 1d ago

  2. Tebas replies to Real Madrid’s statement asking for him to step down as La Liga president - managingmadrid.com

    Google News RSS · 2d ago

  3. Maharashtra FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe welcomes Bollywood actors' support for food safety crackdown - The New Indian Express

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  1. 1d agoTebas replies to Real Madrid’s statement asking for him to step down as La Liga president - managingmadrid.com
  2. 1d ago'Influence is not immunity': Maharashtra FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe backs President Murmu's celebrity appeal - businesstoday.in
  3. 1d agoMaharashtra FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe welcomes Bollywood actors' support for food safety crackdown - The New Indian Express
  4. 1d agoFSSAI cracks down on e-commerce food platforms

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