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Follow recalls, contamination notices, safe-food guidance, and nutrition context without overstating risk or regulatory conclusions.
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FSSAI West Region announced a planned food-label literacy initiative for Mumbai schools. The official release names ingredients, nutrition information, allergens, date marking and licence details, but reports no rollout scale or measured health outcomes.

FSIS recalled about 1,513 pounds of specified imported ready-to-eat guanciale after a sample tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes. No illnesses were confirmed at announcement.