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Reliance wins court reprieve against 'energy drink' label ban for Campa brand products

The court said Reliance may keep the label while it reviews a June 30 regulator order, and the market is growing 12.6% a year, Euromonitor said.

  • On Tuesday, the Delhi High Court allowed Reliance Industries to continue marketing its Campa-brand products as 'energy drinks,' temporarily pausing the June 30 Food Safety and Standards Authority of India order.
  • The FSSAI ordered makers of high-caffeine beverages to stop using the 'energy drink' label in June, citing health concerns as part of a broader, India-wide food safety crackdown this year.
  • Reliance Consumer Products Ltd reported the ban disrupted operations, holding finished inventory of 168 million cans and 120 million bottles, while India's energy drinks market expands 12.6% annually.
  • State authorities previously seized Reliance stock and ordered e-commerce platforms to delist products, with the company noting such actions caused 'substantial disruption to the Petitioner's business operations and adversely affect its market presence.'
  • Parallel legal challenges from PepsiCo, Monster Beverage, and Red Bull indicate broader industry pushback against the labeling enforcement, as the Delhi High Court scheduled the next hearing for November 5.
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WTVB broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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