Red Bull Moves Delhi High Court Against FSSAI Order to Stop Using ‘Energy Drink’ Label
The company says the regulator changed its position without hearing it and cites a 2024 advisory and Health Ministry release backing the label.
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Red Bull has approached the Delhi High Court challenging a decision by the Food and Drug Administration (FSSAI) to remove the "energy drink" claim.
Red Bull moves HC against FSSAI order on use of ‘energy’ term in drinks
Red Bull has moved to the High Court against the FSSAI's decision to prohibit the term 'energy'. The FSSAI directed several brands to stop using the term due to lack of category standards. During a court hearing, FSSAI was asked to check if any notice was given to Red Bull. Industry representatives argue that the term 'caffeinated beverages' is too broad and could confuse consumers.
Red Bull approaches high court against FSSAI order to remove the word 'energy' from the labels of energy drinks. The authority's action is being taken to mislead consumers. However, the companies say the order was issued without warning. | red bull approaches high court against fssai energy word removal order
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