Analogue paneer, a non-dairy substitute often made with vegetable oil or fat, has already been banned in eight states, and FSSAI is now weighing a nationwide prohibition alongside new rules restricting junk food sales near schools.
Analogue paneer, a non-dairy substitute often made with vegetable oil or fat, has already been banned in eight states, and FSSAI is now weighing a nationwide prohibition alongside new rules restricting junk food sales near schools.
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Analogue paneer, a non-dairy substitute often made with vegetable oil or fat, has already been banned in eight states, and FSSAI is now weighing a nationwide prohibition alongside new rules restricting junk food sales near schools.
