New Delhi, April 18 -- The centre has taken cognizance of the charges made against multi-national food company, Nestle of adding sugar to infant food products in India.

The investigation done by Public Eye, a Swiss investigative organisation reveals that despite stringent guidelines by the World Health Organization's (WHO) banning added sugars in baby food products, Nestle's baby food product Cerelac has been found to contain an average of nearly 3 grams of sugar per serving in India.

ANI has learnt from government sources that India's food regulator "FSSAI is examining the report - will be placed before the scientific panel"

Nestle responding to ANI queries said, "We believe in the nutritional quality of our products for early childho...