Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, a guarantee of efficacy in food claims must be:
Section 24(2)(c) requires "an adequate or scientific justification" for the efficacy guarantee. A properly supported clinical assessment may contribute evidence, but an…
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Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, a guarantee of efficacy in food claims must be:
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Section 24(2)(c) requires "an adequate or scientific justification" for the efficacy guarantee. A properly supported clinical assessment may contribute evidence, but an endorsement, refund promise or testimonial label alone does not establish the required basis.