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FSSAI Launches Platform for Consumers to Report Unsafe Food

Published on: 12 Jul 2026, 04:49 PM
FSSAI Launches Platform for Consumers to Report Unsafe Food

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has introduced a new initiative encouraging citizens to report instances of unsafe or adulterated food. The move aims to strengthen food safety enforcement and public participation.

Consumers can now file complaints through the FSSAI's online portal or mobile app, providing details such as product name, batch number, and location of purchase. The authority assured that complaints will be investigated promptly.

This step is part of the government's broader effort to ensure food quality and safety across the country. FSSAI officials stated that public reporting is crucial in identifying violations and holding offenders accountable.

The initiative has been welcomed by consumer rights groups, who note that it empowers individuals to play an active role in food safety. However, they also emphasize the need for strong follow-up action and protection for whistleblowers.

FSSAI urges citizens to report any suspicious food items without hesitation. The authority will maintain confidentiality of the complainant's identity if requested.

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