What happens to 'energy drinks' after Campa, PepsiCo get interim court relief against FSSAI label ban?
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As Reliance’s Campa, PepsiCo and Monster receive interim relief from the Delhi High Court against an FSSAI order prohibiting them from marketing high-caffeine beverages as “energy drinks”, the question remains: What happens to the existing stock?
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The firms had challenged the food safety regulator’s order directing them to stop using the label for certain high-caffeine beverages.
As Reliance’s Campa, PepsiCo and Monster receive interim relief from the Delhi High Court against an FSSAI order prohibiting them from marketing high-caffeine beverages as “energy drinks”, the question remains: What happens to the existing stock?
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- What happens to 'energy drinks' after Campa, PepsiCo get interim court relief against FSSAI label ban? (opens Mint in a new tab)
As Reliance’s Campa, PepsiCo and Monster receive interim relief from the Delhi High Court against an FSSAI order prohibiting them from marketing high-caffeine beverages as “energy drinks”, the question remains: What happens to the existing stock?
- HC allows PepsiCo, Monster to sell existing stock of ‘energy drinks’ (opens Scroll.in in a new tab)
The firms had challenged the food safety regulator’s order directing them to stop using the label for certain high-caffeine beverages.
