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- A parliamentary committee has recommended that the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India establish clear composition standards for sweets sold in the market.
- The proposal includes regular year-round inspections of food establishments to ensure product quality.
- Tukaram Mundhe submitted 25 recommendations aimed at curbing milk adulteration, including monitoring animal feed quality.
- New draft rules will also prohibit labeling non-dairy products, such as those made from soy or palm oil, as paneer.
What to watch next
- Implementation of the new ingredient standards for sweets
- Finalization of rules regarding the labeling of non-dairy products like tofu
- Increased regulatory oversight of animal feed quality
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