On Tuesday, Westlife Foodworld Ltd. finished at ₹787, up 6.92 percent on the NSE. Additionally, the stock increased by over 7.72%.
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), which is overseen by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, has confirmed that McDonald’s India utilizes 100% real cheese, the business said in a statement.
“Articles in question contain cheese or cheese product as a part of composition and does not contain analogue in dairy context in any form,” the FSSAI said, according to a quotation from the company.
“The clean chit we have received from FSSAI, the India’s apex food safety standards regulator, affirms that our products contain 100% real cheese, sourced from globally renowned suppliers,” stated Saurabh Kalra, MD of McDonald’s India (W&S). This is also confirmed by recent testing carried out by NABL-accredited labs, which also show that our goods are free of any cheese analogs or substitutions.
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