‘No clarity’: India plant-based milk brands veer away from conventional dairy terms

By Pearly Neo

05-Mar-2024 - Last updated on 05-Mar-2024 at 02:21 GMT

Plant-based dairy brands in India are continuing to steer away from using conventional dairy terms on their product labels until regulators issue greater clarity on what is permitted.

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