HEALTH● LOW2h ago · Oct 17, 2026, 12:52 PM
FSSAI proposes ban on added sucrose, fructose in foods for infants up to six months
The Hindu · south asia
Later, govt issues release stating that an infant getting early exposure to added sugars is a public health concern because of its potential implications for the development of dietary preferences and long-term dietary habits
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