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New Packaging Rules
01 Jan 2024
Date Of Manufacturing, Unit Sale Price Now Mandatory On All Packages
Previously, companies were given the flexibility to choose between printing the 'date of manufacturing,' 'date of import,' or the date of packaging.
Edible oil
06 Jul 2022
Big relief for consumers! Govt directs companies to cut edible oils price
Edible oil makers had cut prices by up to Rs 10-15 per litre last month. Major edible oil makers have promised to reduce the MRP by up to Rs 10 per litre by next week.
Consumer Affairs Ministry
10 Jun 2022
Centre issues new guidelines to prevent misleading ads; bans surrogate ads
Action against violation of the new guidelines will be taken as per the provisions of the CCPA. The Secretary also mentioned that these guidelines will apply to government advertisements as well. ASCI's advertising guidelines for self-regulation will also be in place in a parallel manner.
Service Charge At Restaurants
02 Jun 2022
To pay or not to pay service charge at restaurants? Centre terms it ‘illegal’
Last month, the ministry said that payment of ‘service charge’ is a voluntary act. Restaurants and eateries are reportedly collecting service charge from consumers by default. Collection of any such charge is 'Voluntary'.
Pulses
10 Oct 2020
Govt to offer pulses at subsidised rates to states for retail sale
The Centre has decided to offer ‘urad’, ‘tur’ at subsidised rates to states for retail sale to check rising price of pulses Dhuli urad is being offered to states at Rs 79 per kg for K-18 variety and at Rs 81 per kg for K-19 variety of 2018 kharif crop Similarly, tur is being offered for retail intervention at Rs 85 per kg, the govt release said
Onion prices
06 Nov 2019
Centre to import onions from Iran, Turkey, Egypt as retail prices soar
This decision was taken at a meeting of the inter-ministerial committee on Tuesday as it again reviewed the prices and availability of onions.
Consumer Affairs Ministry
01 Oct 2019
Consumer Affairs Ministry launches app to address consumer complaints
The ministry officials have claimed that consumer complaints will be redressed within a minimum of 20 days and a maximum of 60 days. A consumer can download this app by going to the Play Store on their mobile. The app is available on both Android and Apple platforms.
Legal Metrology (Packaged commodities)
07 Jul 2017
Print label details of pre-packed food in big size:Govt to cos
At present, the declarations on the label are printed in such small fonts that consumers have complained to the government and even made representation to address the issue.
Salt rumour
12 Nov 2016
Salt crosses Rs 300 per kg in Delhi, UP, government trashes shortage rumours
Amid rumours of a salt shortage in different parts of Delhi, National Capital Region (NCR) and Uttar Pradesh, both central and Delhi governments on Friday clarified there is no such shortage.
Direct selling companies
11 Sep 2016
Direct selling companies barred from charging entry fee from agents
The Centre has decided to bar direct selling companies such as Amway, Tupperware and Oriflame from charging any entry fee from agents or compelling them to buy back unsold stocks.
Consumer Affairs Ministry
29 Jul 2016
Government finalises draft norms for direct selling industry
The Consumer Affairs Ministry today finalised draft guidelines for the Rs 72,000 crore direct selling industry with a view to safeguarding interest of consumers by differentiating genuine schemes from money-swindling ponzi ones.
Pulses
29 Oct 2015
Govt seizes over 1.20 lakh ton of pulses; dal prices falling but still costly
Over 1.20 lakh tonnes of pulses have been seized from hoarders across the country so far as part of the government's steps to control prices of lentils, which still remain expensive for common man.
Pulses
20 Oct 2015
Pulses prices touch Rs 210/kg; 5,800 tonnes seized from hoarders
According to the Consumer Affairs Ministry, over 5,800 tonnes of pulses have been seized in five states in the last few months. Around 2,546 tonnes have been seized from Telangana, 2,295 tonnes from Madhya Pradesh, 600 tonnes from Andhra Pradesh, 360 tonnes from Karnataka and 1 tonne from Maharashtra.
Dal price
15 Oct 2015
Wake up on Dal price rise: Ahmed Patel to Centre
Congress leader Ahmed Patel on Thursday said the Centre is sleeping over the increasing prices of Dal.
Maggi
06 Aug 2015
Maggi row: Maintain decorum, wait till facts come to light, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has advised maintaining decorum on the Maggi row till all facts come to light, Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said Thursday.
Consumer Protection Bill
29 Jul 2015
Cabinet okays new Consumer Protection Bill
The Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new Consumer Protection Bill 2015 that seeks to replace a 29-year-old law and proposes to set up a regulatory authority which will have powers to recall products and initiate class class suit against defaulting companies, including e-tailers.
Consumer Protection Bill
28 Jul 2015
Cabinet likley to approve new Consumer Protection Bill today
The Cabinet is likely to approve Wednesday a new Consumer Protection Bill 2015, that seeks to replace the existing law and proposes setting up a regulatory authority to curb unfair trade practices.
FSSAI
10 Jul 2015
FSSAI briefs Parliamentary panel on Maggi controversy
Food safety regulator FSSAI on Friday briefed a Parliamentary panel about the Maggi controversy and regulation of toxic contents in packaged food items.
CAIT
14 Jun 2015
Frame policy for brand ambassadors: CAIT
Taking note of the Maggi noodles row, traders body CAIT has urged Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan to formulate policy and guidelines for brand ambassadors endorsing products.
CAIT
07 Jun 2015
CAIT urges government to take action against Maggi brand ambassadors
The brand ambassador have given health guarantee to the public, which is not based on any adequate or scientific judgement and therefore makes them liable to face prosecution for violation of Section 24 of FSSAI Act, 2006, it added.
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