The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is investigating an illegal operation in India where fake nutrition information and expiry dates were applied to food packaging, including chips. The CFIA confirmed it is reviewing the incident after receiving reports of the fraudulent activity. The fake labels, which could mislead consumers about product safety and shelf life, were found in shipments imported into Canada. Authorities are now working with Indian officials to trace the source of the counterfeit packaging. The CFIA has not yet confirmed how many products were affected or if any Canadian consumers were impacted. The investigation highlights growing concerns about food safety in international trade.