The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has taken decisive action against an alkaline water manufacturer based in Savli, Vadodara, Gujarat, after inspections revealed serious violations of food safety and labeling standards. Following a consumer complaint submitted through the Food Safety Connect portal, FSSAI's western regional office initiated a detailed inspection. Inspectors uncovered multiple irregularities, including missing product names and ingredient declarations on the packaging, as well as visible black particles in the bottled water. In total, stocks worth ₹31.61 lakh (approximately $38,000 USD) were seized, and formal legal proceedings were launched under the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006. Further laboratory analysis confirmed the presence of fulvic acid, a non-permitted substance introduced through black mineral materials, violating FSSAI regulations. This incident highlights FSSAI's commitment to ensuring that food and beverage products in India are safe and compliant with regulatory standards, emphasizing the importance of transparent ingredient declarations to protect consumer health.