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FSSAI Sets Up Panel to Revamp Organic Food Rules

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has launched a major review of organic food regulations, forming an expert panel to modernize certification, improve traceability, and enhance consumer trust. The initiative aims to align India’s standards with global benchmarks, address misleading claims, and ensure transparency across the supply chain. This follows APEDA’s revamp of its organic certification programme to support farmers and boost exports. With a target of US$2 billion in organic exports over five years, FSSAI’s efforts seek to build a unified, credible system and restore faith in the “organic” label across Indian products. Read More

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Regulatory hurdles & stringent guidelines present challenges for namkeen

Namkeen products means savoury, salty, and spicy traditional Indian snack foods that are usually made from ingredients like gram flour (besan), lentils, rice, corn, potatoes and spices. They are a broad category of ready-to-eat snacks that are crunchy, flavoured, and consumed with tea/coffee, as a side dish, or even as a stand-alone snack. Namkeen – Indian savoury snack foods, as opposed to sweets (mithai). Examples of Namkeen products are as follows: Sev (thin fried noodles made of gram flour); Bhujia (spiced gram flour strands, like Bikaneri Bhujia); Mixtures/Chivda (a mix of fried lentils, nuts, spices, puffed rice); Farsan (Gujarati snacks like gathiya, dhokla, khandvi – some are fried, some steamed); Aloo Bhujia (potato and gram flour fried strands); Spiced Nuts/Peanuts; Murukku / Chakli (South Indian spiral fried snack). Read More

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Cabinet raises wheat MSP by 6.6% ahead of rabi sowing, clears major pulses push

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/agriculture/cabinet-raises-wheat-msp-by-6-6-ahead-of-rabi-sowing-clears-major-pulses-push/articleshow/124265645.cmsThe Centre on Wednesday raised the minimum support price (MSP) for wheat by 6.59% to ₹2,585 per quintal for the 2026-27 marketing season. The increase comes just ahead of the scheduled rabi crop sowing starting this month. Read More

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