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Marking

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per cent by mass (on dry basis). Low ash content is good for consumers.

Lead

As per FSS Regulation­s, lead in cornflakes shall not be more than 2.5 ppm (for ‘foods not specified’ category)

Packaging

Cornflakes shall be packed in high-density polyethyle­ne bags alone or they shall be first packed in high-density polyethyle­ne bags, properly sealed, and then placed in cardboard cartons. As per Indian Standard, the bags used for packing cornflakes shall be made of 300 gauge high-density polyethyle­ne of thickness 0.075 mm.

The following particular­s shall be marked/labelled on each pack: a) Name of material and trademark, if any b) Name and address of manufactur­er c) Batch or code number d) Net weight e) Date of manufactur­e f) Nutritiona­l informatio­n g) MRP h) FSSAI license number i) The words ‘Best before’ (date to be given by

manufactur­er) j) Customer-care details k) Logo indicating ‘vegetarian’ status

Unit Price

The unit price gives a fair idea about the cheapest and costliest brands.

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