Yes, you read that right. The Court isn’t just asking for labels; it’s demanding clarity: What exactly counts as ‘high sugar’ or ‘high salt’? Because right now, even 100g of pickle (which no one eats in one go) could trigger a warning. That’s where it gets messy. The Court is pushing FSSAI to define thresholds properly; using both per-100g AND per-serving metrics. Why? So kids aren’t blindly popping chips or sugary drinks thinking they’re harmless. And here’s the twist: The regulator once backed FOPL (Front of Pack Labels) but now seems to be backtracking. The PIL申请人 says it’s a 'complete U-turn.' This isn’t about branding; it’s about saving lives. With 1 in 4 Indians battling diabetes, the Court is serious. And they’re not taking vague answers next time. Next hearing: Sept 28. Watch this space.