Five things to check on an oil label
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Understand the bottle before comparing advertisements.
First, read the food name and whether the pack is meant for edible use. Second, check the declared net quantity. Third, find the maker or packer details and relevant FSSAI identification. Fourth, look for the lot or batch number. Fifth, check the manufacture/pack date and expiry or use-by date.
You may also see process terms, nutrient declarations, fortification signs or other information. A claim such as “cold pressed” must be supported by applicable standards, not just attractive packaging. “Fortified with vitamin A or D” should appear only when the actual product has been fortified and labelled correctly.
For Shree Arnaa, we should use only photographs and statements matching its current real packages. The website must not invent labels, licence numbers, expiry dates or certifications.