United Spirits' Baramati Unit Product Sale Order Revoked by FSSAI
FSSAI revoked its June 29, 2026 order concerning a product from United Spirits' Baramati Unit. The company received the Revocation Order on August 18, 2026. This action was the subject of a Writ Petition filed by the company before the Bombay High Court on August 1, 2026. No material financial or operational impact is anticipated.
The company explicitly stated that there is no material operational or financial impact resulting from the FSSAI's Revocation Order.
The FSSAI has revoked its earlier order which had restricted the sale of a product, indicating a favorable outcome for the company and resolving a regulatory issue that was under litigation.
United Spirits Limited has announced that the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has issued a Revocation Order on August 17, 2026, rescinding its earlier order dated June 29, 2026. The original order had restricted the sale of a product manufactured at the company's Baramati Unit.
The Revocation Order was received by the company on August 18, 2026, at approximately 12:40 hrs IST. The delay in disclosure was attributed to the time required for internal verification of facts and information.
This development is significant as the FSSAI's original order was the subject of a Writ Petition filed by United Spirits before the Hon’ble Bombay High Court on August 1, 2026. The company had challenged the June 29, 2026 order on the grounds that the product labels were not in conformance with FSSA provisions. United Spirits maintained that the declarations on the product labels were compliant with current legal and regulatory frameworks and consistent with industry practice.
The company has stated that there is no material operational or financial impact resulting from the Revocation Order. The FSSAI's decision to revoke its earlier order is a positive step for the company, particularly as the matter was pending before the High Court.
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