India Food Stats

Data and pictures from Open Food Facts show that back in 2024 , the front label proudly declared Storia 100% Pomegranate Juice, promising a bottle full of pure pomegranate goodness with no added sugar and no preservatives.  Fast-forward a little, and the packaging got a quiet update. The bold “100%” on the front quietly stepped aside, and the product now simply reads Storia Pomegranate Juice . Same vibrant bottle, same confident vibe… but the front is suddenly a little more… modest. You flip it around to the ingredients list, and that’s where the plot thickens.  In the most polite, regulatory-approved way possible: Water, Fruit Juice [Apple Concentrate 12% & Pomegranate Juice Concentrate 4%], Salt, Acidity Regulators [INS 331(iii), INS 330], Stevia [INS 960] and Antioxidant [INS 300]. Right below is the declaration:   Equivalent to 100% Fruit Juice (Reconstituted)   and   CONTAINS ADDED NATURE IDENTICAL FLAVOURING SUBSTANCES (POMEGRANATE) Ah, ...

Coconut water is one of the most popular natural hydration drinks today. With so many brands available on supermarket shelves and online platforms, it becomes important to understand what you are actually buying. Packaged coconut water generally comes in two categories based on the label declaration – those that mention 100% Coconut Water and those that are reconstituted from coconut water concentrate . Image: OpenFoodFacts Below is a comparison of popular packaged coconut water brands available in India, grouped by their label claim (data from OpenFoodFacts.org & Amazon.in). 100% Coconut Water Brands (as declared on label) Brand Name Ingredients Pluckk 100% Natural Tender Coconut Water with Real Malai Chunks Tender Coconut Water (99.30%), Coconut chunks(0.70%) Pluckk Natural Tender Coconut Water Tender Coconut Water (100%) Mojoco Coconut Water Tender coconut water Yu 100% Coconut Water Coconut Water Raw Pressery Coconut Water Coconut Water (100%), Biopreserva...

Protinex, the popular nutritional supplement, began its journey with renowned medical giants like Dumex (1957), Pfizer (1972) and Wockhardt (2006). In 2012, it entered a new chapter when French food company Danone acquired the brand. Danone India’s Nutrition business also started in 2012 through the acquisition of Wockhardt’s nutrition division, which included well-known brands like Farex, Dexolac, Nusobee, and Protinex. Which Protinex Packs the Best Punch for You? Taste is important, but if you're deciding based on ingredients and nutritional values that suit you best, here are the data tables extracted from Amazon India & Open Food Facts websites) for the Protinex flavors : Original (Classic Bitter), Vanilla & Chocolate - Ingredient Original (Classic Bitter) Vanilla Chocolate artificial flavouring substances (chocolate) Yes No ...

First introduced in 1907 in Old Delhi by herbalist Hakim Abdul Majeed , Rooh Afza is a traditional concentrated syrup (sharbat) that remains a dominant player in the South Asian beverage segment.  Developed originally as a herbal remedy to combat the effects of extreme summer heat—such as heat stroke and dehydration—the formulation is based on Unani medicine principles . Image source: OpenFoodFacts.org Produced by Hamdard Laboratories , Rooh Afza is sold primarily in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, each operated independently by local Hamdard trusts established after the 1947 partition and 1971 formation of Bangladesh.  Minor changes have been made to ingredients over time due to regional availability, but the core formulation remains largely intact. Originally packaged in glass bottles, Rooh Afza is now available in plastic packaging and has expanded its product line to include fruit juice blends, yogurt drinks, and a sugar-free version targeted at higher-income consumers...

Until around August 2024, the Total Sugars in Horlicks Chocolate Delight Flavour were 32 grams per 100 grams. Check the archived & new images on OpenFoodFacts.org A recent pack now has 46 grams per 100 grams! 😲 Additionally, the serving size recommendation has been reduced from 27 grams to 20 grams, and the protein content has dropped from 10 grams to 7 grams per 100 grams. Talk about a sweet surprise!

If you are seeking alternatives to cow or buffalo milk for any reason—whether it be ethics, allergies, or a preference for the exotic - explore the wonderful world of plant-based milks! Image: OpenFoodFacts.org Almond milk  is the low-protein, low-carb option, perfect if you're watching your weight or just want a light, nutty flavour. But be warned, it's not the nutritional powerhouse of the group.  O at milk i s the darling of the plant-based world. Full of those  good-for-you beta-glucans  (a fancy word for fibre), it's got a creamy texture that makes it a winner in lattes and smoothies. Just watch the carbs!  S oy milk is  the OG plant-based milk. It's been around for ages and packs a protein punch that rivals dairy. Plus, it's a good source of potassium, which is great for your muscles. People used to think soy milk was bad because it mimics oestrogen, but turns out those fears were unfounded! Soy milk is safe and healthy. Coconut milk  deser...