Karnataka has banned the manufacture and sale of ‘analogue paneer’ being sold as ‘paneer’ for one year, citing public health. Authorities clarified that paneer must derive from milk, and substitutes cannot be marketed as such, following a government notification issued on August 17.
Karnataka has banned the manufacture and sale of ‘analogue paneer’ being sold as ‘paneer’ for one year, citing public health. Authorities clarified that paneer must derive from milk, and substitutes cannot be marketed as such, following a government notification issued on August 17.
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Karnataka has banned the manufacture and sale of ‘analogue paneer’ being sold as ‘paneer’ for one year, citing public health. Authorities clarified that paneer must derive from milk, and substitutes cannot be marketed as such, following a government notification issued on August 17.
