Maharashtra pauses FDA crackdown on loose edible oil sales for one year

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The Maharashtra government has put on hold enforcement action against loose edible oil sales for a period of one year. Traders will be required to fully comply with existing regulations once the transition period concludes. Joint committees will be formed to help traditional traders adapt their business practices to meet legal requirements. The government has also indicated it may provide facilities and subsidies to support compliance efforts. The move aims to balance public health standards with the economic interests of traders dependent on loose oil sales.

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