India's food regulator has clarified only Camellia sinensis drinks can legally be called "tea," but herbal and flower ...

Says such plant-based or herbal infusions or blends, which are not derived from Camellia sinensis, do not qualify to be named ...

According to the food regulator, only beverages made from the Camellia sinensis plant can legally be marketed as tea, ...

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KOLKATA: Are you hooked on ‘herbal tea’? Do you unwind sipping on ‘flower tea’?Your favourite hot beverages have suddenly ...

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India's food safety watchdog has ordered companies to stop calling herbal infusions - from rooibos to flowers - \"tea\" ...

In a notice, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) warned that labelling herbal or flower-based infusions ...

In a bold stance, India’s food regulatory body, FSSAI, has prohibited the labeling of herbal brews as 'tea' unless they come ...

India’s food safety regulator has tightened the rules on what can be officially called “tea”, making it clear that only ...

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