Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 04:10pm on 18 Apr 2024,Thursday India
Nestle India addresses concerns over high sugar levels in Cerelac and Nido baby food brands, stating a reduction of up to 30% in added sugars over five years. The Public Eye's study revealed elevated sugar content in Nestle products sold in low and middle-income countries, contrary to international guidelines. India's Food Safety and Standards Authority has taken notice. Nestle assures commitment to nutritional quality, leveraging global research and development. The report found varying sugar levels across countries, prompting scrutiny of Nestle's baby food formulations. WHO guidelines recommend no added sugars for children under three, emphasizing the importance of nutritional standards.
