World & BusinessPackaged health foods with 'clean' ingredients reportedly see sales rise 60% in two months
The Economic Times says India’s food safety regulator is proposing front-of-pack labeling and cites surveys showing parents are willing to pay more for healthier snacks for their children.
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The Economic Times reports that sales of packaged health foods with 'clean' ingredients rose 60% in two months. It describes growing consumer interest in food transparency and says the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India is proposing a new front-of-pack labeling system. Surveys described in the report show parents are willing to pay more for healthier children’s snacks.
Packaged health foods with 'clean' ingredients reportedly see sales rise 60% in two months
The Economic Times says India’s food safety regulator is proposing front-of-pack labeling and cites surveys showing parents are willing to pay more for healthier snacks for their children.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that sales of packaged health foods with 'clean' ingredients rose 60% in two months. It describes growing consumer interest in food transparency and says the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India is proposing a new front-of-pack labeling system. Surveys described in the report show parents are willing to pay more for healthier children’s snacks.