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From 8 stories, the newest dated 29 Sept 2026. Summary written 7 Oct 2026. Newer stories are listed under Newest.
Monster is an energy-drink brand named among the products that FSSAI's label directive could affect in India's ₹13,000-crore energy-drinks market. [1] source: Business Today Business Today reported on July 31, 2026 that FSSAI ordered beverage companies to remove "Energy Drink" from labels within 90 days, and that the directive could affect Red Bull, Sting, Monster and Indian brands. [1] source: Business Today
FSSAI's July 1 order requires energy-drink brands to remove "energy" from labels, marketing and advertisements within 90 days. [2] source: Business Today The order disrupted distributor pickups and caused shelf shortages across India, and state authorities began stock seizures. [3] source: ET Retail[4] source: ET Small Business Beverage makers sought an extension, warning that existing inventory and imported cans may be wasted. [3] source: ET Retail
Red Bull challenged the order in the Delhi High Court, and the court asked FSSAI to verify whether Red Bull received prior notice. [5] source: ET Retail[2] source: Business Today PepsiCo India removed "energy" from Sting packaging in August 2026, and Reliance launched Campa Xtra without the term. [5] source: ET Retail[6] source: Outlook Business ET Small Business reported in August 2026 that companies were reworking packaging and campaigns as distributors hesitated to stock products. [7] source: ET Small Business
Monster has appeared in 15 distinct RetailIntel stories between Jul 2026 and Oct 2026, most often under retail brand, retail company and omni channel and most frequently linked to Delhi, New Delhi and Ahmedabad.
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FSSAI issued notices to six energy drink brands including Red Bull, Sting and Monster over alleged misleading 'energy drink' branding and promotional claims, a category-level regulatory action affecting Indian beverage (2 Jul 2026). [8] source: Business Today
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Red Bull, Sting, FSSAI, Hell, PepsiCo, Hell Energy.
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ET Small Business (4 stories), Business Today · Latest (3 stories) and ET Retail (3 stories).
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Monster is named alongside Red Bull, Sting and Indian brands as an energy-drink brand that FSSAI's 90-day label directive could affect, in a Business Today report of July 2026. [1] source: Business Today