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India's food regulator has taken a significant step in addressing the labeling practices of certain food companies. A show-cause notice has been issued to Fitshit Health Solutions-owned The Whole Truth, a chocolate product manufacturer, over allegations that its products were labeled as containing "no added sugar."

According to the notice, the company's labeling practices may be in violation of the country's food regulations. This move could have far-reaching implications for the food industry as a whole, particularly in how companies make and consumers perceive claims about added sugars in their products.

The Whole Truth is not the only company that has made similar claims about its products. However, the regulator's decision to issue a show-cause notice to the company suggests that it is taking a close look at the labeling practices of food manufacturers in India. The outcome of this notice could set a precedent for how other companies make and label their products.

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The regulator's decision to issue a show-cause notice to The Whole Truth is a significant development in the ongoing debate about food labeling practices in India. As the country's food regulator continues to scrutinize the labeling practices of food manufacturers, it remains to be seen how this move will impact the industry as a whole.