Dabur India Clarifies FSSAI '100% Pure' Claim Issue; Impact Limited to Specific Products
Dabur India Limited clarifies FSSAI's prohibitory order regarding '100% Pure' claims on specific products. The company asserts compliance with regulations and is transitioning labels. The impact is limited to the objected products, with no compromise on quality or purity. All material information has been disclosed.
The company explicitly states that the impact is limited to the objected food products only and does not question the quality, safety, or purity of its products. This suggests a contained and manageable impact.
The company is addressing a regulatory issue and clarifying its position. While there's a regulatory action, the company's response and stated limited impact prevent a negative sentiment, and the clarification itself is a neutral event.
Dabur India Limited has issued a clarification regarding a news item on Monecontrol.com dated August 4, 2026, which cited an FSSAI ban on '100%' claims for some of its products. The company stated that its product declarations comply with legal frameworks and industry practices, and it has never made misleading claims.
Dabur India confirmed that FSSAI had previously issued a notice on April 8, 2026, concerning the use of '100% Pure' on a specific product. The company had responded then, clarifying that this claim was not being used on the product label in question. Regarding the prohibitory order dated August 3, 2026, received by the company on August 3, 2026, at 7 p.m., Dabur has initiated transitioning product labels and advertisements to remove the '100%' claim, with most already transitioned or in the process.
The company is actively engaging with FSSAI to resolve the matter and reiterated its commitment to product purity and quality standards. Dabur India also confirmed that all material information has been disclosed to the stock exchanges in a timely manner, in compliance with SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015. The impact of the FSSAI notice is limited to the specific food products in question and does not question the quality, safety, or purity of its offerings.
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