FSSAI tightens labeling rules for analog paneer

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The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India proposes banning the use of the word 'paneer' for products not made from dairy milk.
These products, often referred to as dairy analogs, contain ingredients like vegetable oil and starch instead of milk.
The authority aims to enhance transparency by requiring clear labeling on packaging to ensure customers understand the nature of the product they are purchasing.
The draft regulations, if finalized, would apply to both new and existing products, requiring companies to adjust their marketing and labeling practices.
Stakeholders have 60 days to provide feedback before the proposal is finalized.

Review of stakeholder feedback submitted within the 60-day window.
Finalization of the draft regulations by FSSAI.
Impact on the branding and packaging of existing dairy analog products in the market.

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