Gujarat and Maharashtra ban analogue paneer amid food adulteration concerns
Analogue paneer, a low-cost substitute for traditional dairy paneer, is facing increasing regulatory scrutiny across India. The states of Gujarat and Maharashtra have moved to ban its sale, citing serious food adulteration concerns. Authorities in both states are treating the issue as a consumer protection matter rather than a simple labelling violation. The crackdown reflects a broader national problem of food adulteration in dairy products. Regulators signal a significant tightening of enforcement standards for dairy substitutes going forward.
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