Dabur India shares fall 2.42% after FSSAI bars “100%” claims on multiple foods

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India's food regulator FSSAI ordered Dabur India to halt sales of multiple products using unverifiable "100%" purity/natural/organic claims and demanded corrective action within 15 days. The stock fell ~2.4%, highlighting regulatory and reputational risk for consumer staples firms and tighter enforcement of advertising-claims rules. The development may pressure sector sentiment via higher compliance costs and potential product relabeling or withdrawals.
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India’s food regulator FSSAI has barred Dabur India from selling several products carrying “100% Natural” and “100% Pure”-style claims it deemed misleading, including Dabur Hommade coconut milk. The move cites the FSS (Advertising & Claims) Regulations, 2018, which do not allow such claims for compound foods. Dabur India shares fell 2.42% to Rs 415.50 following the order. The company has been asked to submit an Action Taken Report within 15 days.