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Reliance wins court reprieve against 'energy drink' label ban for Campa brand products
- Reliance Industries asked an Indian court to overturn the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India’s order barring Campa products from being marketed as “energy drinks.”
- The order, which took effect on June 30, targets makers of high-caffeine beverages using the “energy drinks” description.
- PepsiCo and Monster Beverage also challenged the ban, while Red Bull won a temporary court reprieve to keep using the label.
- Reliance said enforcement disrupted its business after authorities seized stock and ordered online platforms to remove the products.
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Reliance wins court reprieve against 'energy drink' label ban for Campa brand products
A court on Tuesday allowed Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries to continue marketing its Campa brand products as "energy drinks," a relief to its beverages arm which said a label ban by India's food regulator jeopardized its business.
·London, United Kingdom
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Reliance vs FSSAI: Campa Energy Drink Labelling Dispute
Reliance Industries filed a writ suit on October 1 challenging an FSSAI judgement that stopped it from marketing its Campa beverages as ‘energy drinks’. Reliance Consumer Products said the move has interrupted operations and it has also hampered brand's image.
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