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Campa Energy (Reliance): FSSAI record

Last checked 8 October 2026

Campa Energy. Status: FSSAI label order stayed (6 Oct 2026) · Rajasthan prohibition.

Campa Energy is not banned in India as of 8 Oct 2026; on 6 Oct 2026 the Delhi High Court stayed FSSAI's 'energy drink' label direction for Campa Energy Drink Gold Boost, and it is one of eight brands named in Rajasthan's 10 Jul 2026 prohibition.

Classification
Regulatory notice or advisory
Decided by
FSSAI (national); Rajasthan Food Safety Department (state)
Reference
FSSAI orders to energy-drink makers dated 30 Jun 2026 (reported in court proceedings; not published); Rajasthan order reported 10 Jul 2026
Evidence
News report only, order not online
Latest action
6 October 2026
Last checked
8 October 2026

Campa Cola aisle in a Reliance Mart, Ahmedabad. Photo: Campa Cola Aisle in 2023, Reliance Mart, ISCON Mega Mall, Ahmedabad.jpg by CGGCA201 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Brand names and logos belong to their owners and are used here to identify the product this entry is about. All photo credits.

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Delhi HC stays FSSAI directions against Reliance's Campa 'Energy Drink' label

FSSAI (national); Rajasthan Food Safety Department (state) · FSSAI orders to energy-drink makers dated 30 Jun 2026 (reported in court proceedings; not published); Rajasthan order reported 10 Jul 2026 · 6 October 2026

Our team has checked this record against the published reports, last on 8 October 2026. The government order itself is not published online, or we have not found it yet, so we link the best public report. If you have the order, send it to us and we will link it instead.

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Key facts

National status
On sale; relabelling and caffeine declaration required by 29 Sep 2026
Rajasthan
Named in the 10 Jul 2026 eight-brand prohibition
Recalls on record
None

Update, 8 Oct 2026: the label order is now in court. On 29 Sep 2026 the Delhi High Court set aside FSSAI's order against Red Bull because the company had not been given a show-cause notice or a hearing; FSSAI may decide afresh after hearing it. On 6 Oct 2026 the same court stayed FSSAI's orders, and its 17 Jul letter asking states to enforce them, for PepsiCo (Sting), Monster and Reliance (Campa Energy). PepsiCo and Monster may sell stock made up to 6 Oct with the old label but may not make new stock with the term; the next hearing is on 5 Nov 2026. No court relief has been reported for Hell or other brands.

Campa Energy, the caffeinated line of Reliance Consumer Products' revived Campa brand, was launched into a category that FSSAI reorganised in July 2026. The regulator's June 2026 orders reportedly require every such product to drop the words 'energy drink', use the descriptor 'Caffeinated beverage', keep caffeine within 145 to 300 mg per litre and print warning statements. Manufacturers received 90 days; FSSAI has said the 29 Sep 2026 deadline will stand.

Campa Energy is also one of eight brands named in Rajasthan's 10 Jul 2026 order prohibiting sale, storage and promotion of energy drinks in the state over misleading claims. The list published in the press has not been verified against the notification.

Outside Rajasthan the product remains on sale. There is no recall, test failure or licence action on record against Reliance Consumer Products for Campa Energy.

What this means for you

Labels are changing, not availability

FSSAI's notices are about names, caffeine declarations and warnings. It does not withdraw the drink from shops outside Rajasthan.

Rajasthan is the exception

Rajasthan issued a state-level prohibition on 10 Jul 2026. If you are in Rajasthan, expect the product to be off shelves while that order stands.

Check the caffeine line

From the compliance date, the can should say 'Caffeinated beverage' and state caffeine per litre. Older-label stock may still be in circulation.

This is a record of official orders, not medical advice. Do not stop a prescribed medicine without asking your doctor or pharmacist.

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