Yes, we do need to take a step now
That’s very true, to be honest. That’s exploitation of our products and honesty. If they are giving us the worst possible product, and here our authorities are sending all the best ones, I don’t know who is at fault. We should keep our standards and guard ourselves, make stricter rules and trades
True, thanks for sharing your experience.
I think that’s the real luxury!!
Yes indeed. Manufacturers in India are more intended in commercializing the product which has ended up reducing the product’s quality compared to other country’s products that are based on fulfilling people’s needs
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No doubt!! Indians are more sensitive about the price rather than the health issues taht can be caused but the reason can be lack of awareness,but the prior responsibility is on goverment,the verification and awareness must be done by the officials before it reaches to the market.
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Thank you for recognising.
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True 
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Exactly
U are right food and beverage sector in India has more sugar
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The concept of sugar-free and healthy food is almost a marketing stunt nowadays, nobody can fully claim or guarantee the quality, especially of packaged foods in India. Another point is, the price factor, people usually buy cheap snacks, and making a healthy snack cheap means hampering its quality.
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Yes,i have compared many things.
And i think the main reason is in India people go for the cheap price, any where they are getting things in cheaper price they are happy, above all the aspects all they know is how to save money and they don’t want to understand the reason behind the cheaper price and one big reason is they are compromising their health where Abroad they are more concern about the quality of the product rather than the price of the product. Soo, there comes the difference.
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With an easy access to information, people in India are becoming more aware about the comparative quality of the products they are consuming. People are showing genuine apprehension about the difference in the quality of the same products/brands supplied here and in other parts of the world. Transparency by these multinationals and accountability by the state can be the starting points resolve this issues on scientific and regulatory standards.
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I too realise it when i did my project in which we tested VIT C present in Tank and reality was not in the ration they claims. I thing we should have more stick QA and QC assessment.
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The post is highlighting an important issue. While product formulations can be different due to the regulations, consumer preferences, and the pricing strategies, consumers are encouraged to read ingredient labels rather than relying solely on marketing claims. Better transparency and awareness can help people in making more informed food choices and support long-term health outcomes.
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Yes it happens, so we should stop consumption of packaged foods, and start preparing at home at convenience
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Nestle sugar in baby food said it all. The same company, same product, same brand. But higher sugar content in india compare to European products. Justification is just taste preference, thats the reality
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Not only in the food industry such kinds of practices prevailing, but also in medicines with the addition of poor quality excipients and carcinogenic colorants. generic drugs with devalued excipients for the sake of cheap medicines
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This is so relevant for today’s world
i think there should be strict laws for this
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It mainly depends upon the preference. People in India often tends to eat sugary food, so here in India food item has more sugar content. In India people also prefer cheap products, so to meet the local market price, they had to lower the product quality and taste. This often alter the quality of products which directly affects the health and in long run eventually pocket also get affected
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