Urvashi Mishra

Nestlé India has pushed back against regulatory concerns raised by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) over its infant nutrition products, saying NAN Excella Pro and Lactogen Pro comply with applicable regulations and that their labels had been approved by the food regulator’s expert committee. The response comes after FSSAI initiated three adjudication cases against Nestlé India over alleged non-compliances involving its infant nutrition portfolio.

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When Indian consumers began gravitating back toward mechanical timepieces, watchmakers faced an old industry bottleneck: the movement ticking within. While micro-brands rely heavily on catalog movements purchased from foreign manufacturers, Titan Company is pursuing another route. With rising domestic incomes fueling premium watch sales, the homegrown watch giant is bringing its movement-making capabilities front and center through its dedicated in-house automatic movement identity, Vetra.