Majority of consumers in a survey said that they want a warning label on products that are high in even one of sugar, salt or fat from the beginning and not in the second phase of FSSAI's proposal.

Majority of consumers in a survey said that they want a warning label on products that are high in even one of sugar, salt or fat from the beginning and not in the second phase of FSSAI's proposal.

A LocalCircles survey found most consumers want front-of-pack warnings from the outset for packaged foods high in sugar, salt or saturated fat. The findings add pressure on FSSAI ahead of the Supreme Court hearing, with respondents also seeking larger labels, total nutrient counts and faster rollout.