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FSSAI moves to bar use of ‘paneer’ for non-dairy analogues

Times of India - India ·
FSSAI moves to bar use of ‘paneer’ for non-dairy analogues

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has proposed a restriction on the term 'paneer'.

Products not made from milk-derived ingredients would be prohibited from using this term.

The proposed amendment is a response to consumer protection concerns regarding misleading product names.

FSSAI has defined these products specifically to ensure clarity in labeling.

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