Ban on the sale of analogue paneer in Uttarakhand – my uttarakhand news

representational image The sale of ‘analog paneer’ in the market has now been banned. A team from the Food Safety Department is raising awareness among shopkeepers to halt the sale of this product; previously, there was no such ban. An order regarding this was issued on August 7 by Vinay Shankar Pandey, the Commissioner of Food Safety and Drug Administration. Food vendors have been informed about the new directive and instructed not to sell this banned non-dairy product. Action will be taken against anyone found violating these rules, and shopkeepers are being sensitized to the matter. How ​​Analog Paneer is Made Analog paneer refers to food products that resemble genuine dairy-based paneer in both appearance and taste. It is primarily manufactured using palm oil, milk powder, potato and corn starch, and soy protein.