The social media influencer said Indian snack makers such as Bingo and Haldiram will also be under pressure to cut or replace palm oil in their products

PepsiCo India has started a major endeavor in an attempt to address mounting concerns about the health consequences of its products.

Pepsico started trials to replace palm oil and palmolein in Lay's after it was criticised for using cheap ingredients in India as compared to the US, where it uses 'heart healthy' oils

Known as the largest potato chip brand in India, Lay's came under the scanner recently after it received backlash for using a blend of palm oil, a cheaper ingredient, known to be "unhealthy."

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PepsiCo India is experimenting with replacing palm oil and palmolein with a blend of sunflower oil and palmolein in Lay's, the country's largest potato chip brand. This comes amid backlash over the use of cheaper,