Why does this matter? Because for over a decade, we’ve been debating whether to slap bold, red hexagons on snacks high in sugar, fat, or salt… and nothing’s happened. Now, the top court is pushing for action; especially on Phase II, which would warn consumers even if a product has just ONE harmful nutrient. Think chips, candies, sodas; all could soon carry those eye-catching red labels. The court also shot down industry pleas to use "per-serve" measurements (a sneaky way to hide how unhealthy products really are). What’s more; they want to know if these warnings will be mandatory, how big they’ll be, and when they’ll actually appear on shelves. This isn’t just about labelling; it’s about making healthier choices easier for every Indian family. And if FSSAI doesn’t deliver by 28 September, expect the court to take stronger action. For aspirants: FSSAI = food regulator under 2006 Act. FoPL = front-of-package labelling. Red hexagon = warning symbol. School nutrition programs may soon tie into this too.