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Aditya Kalra

@adityakalra
Reuters journalist. Editor, India Company News. Sector agnostic. Decoding secret business strategies. Deeply reported + investigative journalism. Opinions mine
New Delhi, India
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    Sep 1
    A warehouse was raided in Mumbai by food safety officers. They were shocked. Inside, machines that helped fake expiry dates and nutritional info on PepsiCo, Nestle, Coca-Cola & Unilever packs They were for exports. Reuters had exclusive access. Read. tinyurl.com/27emmjes
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    Indian authorities raided an illegal operation in Mumbai that faked expiry dates and nutritional information on original food product labels. Now, the country's plans for food labels are leaving both industry and activists unhappy. Here's a video report.
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    India wrangles crooks, activists and industry over food labels
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    Canada's food agency says it is assessing risks to imports after an India raid found fake labels on PepsiCo, other products in Mumbai. A pack of PepsiCo's Kurkure found by Reuters inside the warehouse had a fake label with nutrition info in English and French, similar to the
    A Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) official displays two packets of Kurkure chips, one (left) with the original nutrition information and another (right) with a modified nutrition information sticker, during a raid at a warehouse in Turbhe, India, August 25, 2026. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas/File Photo
    Canada assesses risks to imports after India raid finds fake labels on food products
    From reuters.com
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    Sep 2
    INDIA WARNINGS LABELS & BIG FOOD -- A box of Kellogg's Chocos in India is 27% added sugar by weight. Under India's proposed pack warning labels, it would potentially carry no warning at all. That is what has health activists upset. Food companies are upset for the opposite
    Packets of Nestle Maggi 2-Minute Noodles in a shopping cart in Mumbai, India, August 19, 2026. Picture taken with a mobile phone. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas/File Photo
    Too weak, too strict: India's food warning labels draw fire from all sides
    From reuters.com
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    Sep 2
    How does the fake expiry date printing machine work on Lay's or Coca-Cola cans? Here it is
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    A warehouse was raided in Mumbai by food safety officers. They were shocked. Inside, machines that helped fake expiry dates and nutritional info on PepsiCo, Nestle, Coca-Cola & Unilever packs They were for exports. Reuters had exclusive access. Read. tinyurl.com/27emmjes
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