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#UttarPradesh : #UPFDA conducted raids at multiple dairy establishments in Ghaziabad. 868 kg paneer & 170 kg of khoya were destroyed on the spot. The nationwide campaign of FSSAI against food adulteration continues with strict enforcement & vigilance by state FDAs. #FSSAIAction

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#UttarPradesh #Mathura The UP Food Safety Department raided a cheese manufacturing unit in Mathura, destroying 1,500 kg of adulterated paneer and 3,000 liters of milk on the spot. 9 samples, including paneer, milk, and oil, have been sent for lab testing . #FSSAIAction

#UttarPradesh #Mathura The UP Food Safety Department raided a cheese manufacturing unit in Mathura, destroying 1,500 kg of adulterated paneer and 3,000 liters of milk on the spot. 9 samples, including paneer, milk, and oil, have been sent for lab testing . #FSSAIAction

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#Hyderabad: Adulterated #paneer racket busted under #Mahankali Police station limits. #Khairatabad Zone #TaskForce police, along with #foodinspectors, raided multiple outlets and seized over 3,000 kg of #fakepaneer. 🔹 1,600 kg seized from Sri Balaji #Dairy Products. 🔹 1,000 kg seized from #VijayMilk & #Curd Shop. 🔹 Raids conducted on 6 #shops in total. The accused were supplying adulterated paneer across various parts of the city. #Hyderabad #FoodSafety #BreakingNews

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What’s really in the paneer you’re buying? > Hyderabad Task Force has uncovered widespread misbranding and adulteration in the paneer supply chain. >Cheese analogue products made using vegetable fats and non-dairy ingredients were allegedly being sold as paneer, malai paneer and milk paneer. >In several cases, products were marketed under labels such as “Fresh Paneer”, “Low Fat Paneer” and “Premium Paneer” without proper disclosure. > Inspections also revealed the addition of starch, excess water, non-milk fats, use of poor-quality or synthetic milk, sale of unlabelled products, illegal repackaging, and operations without valid FSSAI licences. > Around 45 outlets and 8 manufacturing units were inspected, with nearly 825 kg of suspected adulterated and misbranded products seized. Such practices can expose consumers to food poisoning, allergic reactions and inferior-quality food.

What’s really in the paneer you’re buying? > Hyderabad Task Force has uncovered widespread misbranding and adulteration in the paneer supply chain. >Cheese analogue products made using vegetable fats and non-dairy ingredients were allegedly being sold as paneer, malai paneer and milk paneer. >In several cases, products were marketed under labels such as “Fresh Paneer”, “Low Fat Paneer” and “Premium Paneer” without proper disclosure. > Inspections also revealed the addition of starch, excess water, non-milk fats, use of poor-quality or synthetic milk, sale of unlabelled products, illegal repackaging, and operations without valid FSSAI licences. > Around 45 outlets and 8 manufacturing units were inspected, with nearly 825 kg of suspected adulterated and misbranded products seized. Such practices can expose consumers to food poisoning, allergic reactions and inferior-quality food.

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#WATCH | Karnataka | Food Safety Department conducted inspections at hotels in Bengaluru. Following are the seizure and disposal details: 1. Hotel Sky, UB City - Rotten Chicken/Beef – 45 kg - Vegetable Cutlet – 6 kg - Used Cooking Oil – 15 litres - Total food articles: 51 kg - The above food articles were found unfit for consumption and discarded/destroyed as per procedure. 2. Royal Chain Hotel - Duck – 50 kg - Fish – 5 kg - Total seized: 55 kg 3. Madras Kitchen - Green Peas – 5 kg 4. Tescon Hotel - Mushroom – 5 kg 5. Senchez Hotel - Fish – 3 kg – Seized - Cake, Potato & Tacos – 7 kg – Discarded Overall Seizure/Disposal - Total food articles seized/disposed: 132 kg - Used Cooking Oil: 15 litres - Total quantity of food articles: 132 kg Skyee Lounge, 16th floor, U B City, Bangalore Kitchen, was closed for its unhygienic maintenance of kitchen and all meat and beef was rotten with fungus. Milk and curd with expiry date 10 days back was found. (Video: Food Safety Department)

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#Pune: #FDA Seizes Suspected Adulterated Food Stock Worth ₹37.61 Lakh Across Seven Locations Pune, July 13: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Pune Division, has seized food stocks worth ₹37.61 lakh during a special enforcement drive conducted across seven locations under the state-wide 'Safe Food, Safe Drug, Safe Maharashtra' campaign launched by Food Safety Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe. The inspections were carried out between July 8 and July 12, during which officials seized 92,541 kg/litres of various food products over suspected adulteration and labelling violations. Samples have been collected for laboratory analysis, and further action will depend on the test reports. Among the major actions: * Sangli: FDA officials inspected Malti Agencies on Kupwad Road and collected samples of paneer and lassi. A total of 121 kg of stock worth ₹28,300 was seized over suspected adulteration and labelling deficiencies. * Kolhapur: At Balaji Bakers in Hatkanangale, samples of pista, orange, pineapple and mango cookies were collected. Around 86 kg of products worth ₹29,960 was seized for suspected labelling violations. * Pune: A milk tanker (MH 12 VB 4700) transporting milk from Ajinkyarana Milk Industries, Sangola (Solapur), was intercepted. Officials collected samples and seized 28,498 litres of milk worth ₹11.39 lakh on suspicion of adulteration. Since the milk was perishable, it was destroyed. * Pune: Another milk tanker (MH 16 CC 5001) transporting milk from Priyadarshini Milk Collection Centre, Ambilwadi, Ahilyanagar, was inspected. Authorities seized and destroyed 24,498 litres of milk worth ₹9.79 lakh after collecting samples. * Pune: FDA officials inspected Yashoda Milk and Milk Products, Junnar, collected samples of A2 Gir Cow Milk (DK Brand) and regular cow milk, and seized 1,806 litres worth ₹81,270 due to suspected adulteration and labelling violations. The unit has been ordered to suspend operations until further orders. * Solapur: A surprise inspection at Ajinkyarana Milk Industries, Sangola, found multiple violations, including the absence of purchase and sale records, operating without a valid licence, and breaches of food safety regulations. Officials collected samples, seized 37,532 litres of milk worth ₹15.01 lakh, destroyed the stock, and ordered the chilling centre to cease operations until further notice. In a separate action in Satara district, acting on confidential information, the FDA raided a cattle shed owned by Dilip Bhimrao Bhosale at Hol village in Phaltan taluka. Officials allegedly found whey permeate powder, spray-dried instant tea/coffee creamer, and other substances being used for milk adulteration. An FIR (No. 415/2026) has been registered at Phaltan Police Station against five persons, including the cattle owner and powder suppliers. Further investigation is underway. The FDA stated that strict action against food businesses operating without licences, violating food safety regulations, or selling adulterated and substandard food products will continue. Consumers can report complaints regarding food quality or hygiene on the FDA's toll-free helpline: 1800-222-365.

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This isn’t just food adulteration - this is an organized public health disaster. A raid in Surat’s Pandesara area led to the seizure of around 1400 kg of suspected paneer. Laboratory tests confirmed the presence of vegetable oil mixed with industrial acids - substances that have no place in food. This wasn’t a one-off operation. For the past 2 years, nearly 400 kg of paneer was being produced daily and supplied to dairies, hotels, restaurants, and caterers. What makes it worse? The operator held an FSSAI license registered in Vasai, but was running this illegal manufacturing unit in Surat. Think about it - what people believed was paneer was actually a toxic mix. And what is the system focused on? Filing FIRs against those who are exposing such issues. As long as adulterators operate freely and whistleblowers are targeted, this poison will keep circulating in the market. This is not negligence - this is a direct threat to public health. We need accountability. We need action. Link of the article- #SaveFreeSpeech

This isn’t just food adulteration - this is an organized public health disaster. A raid in Surat’s Pandesara area led to the seizure of around 1400 kg of suspected paneer. Laboratory tests confirmed the presence of vegetable oil mixed with industrial acids - substances that have no place in food. This wasn’t a one-off operation. For the past 2 years, nearly 400 kg of paneer was being produced daily and supplied to dairies, hotels, restaurants, and caterers. What makes it worse? The operator held an FSSAI license registered in Vasai, but was running this illegal manufacturing unit in Surat. Think about it - what people believed was paneer was actually a toxic mix. And what is the system focused on? Filing FIRs against those who are exposing such issues. As long as adulterators operate freely and whistleblowers are targeted, this poison will keep circulating in the market. This is not negligence - this is a direct threat to public health. We need accountability. We need action. Link of the article- #SaveFreeSpeech

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#WATCH | Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Pune Zone-1, conducted a raid at BG Goyal & Company, the shop of Pravin Goyal (father of Siya Goyal who is the main accused in Ketan Agarwal murder case) at Market Yard, Pune, on July 14 and seized 4,172 kg of food products worth Rs 8,14,630 for alleged violations, officials said. According to the FDA, four samples were collected for analysis under suspecion Turmeric Powder (Sant brand), Turmeric Powder (Sadhu brand), Sesame Seeds (Green Leaf), and Soya Mini Chunks (Madhur). The seized stock included 598 kg of Sant brand turmeric powder, 1,258 kg of Sadhu brand turmeric powder, 538 kg of Green Leaf sesame seeds, and 1,778 kg of Madhur soya mini chunks. The FDA said the action was taken over alleged operation of store room without licence, label contraventions, and suspicion that the food products were substandard and unsafe. A stop-business notice has been issued to the shop.

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We will increase subsidy on orthodox tea from ₹10/kg to ₹15/kg to bolster export of #AssamTea. Various other measures by the State Govt have resulted in record tea production & export last year and FTAs with UK, EU and US will ensure that Assam Tea regains global leadership.

We will increase subsidy on orthodox tea from ₹10/kg to ₹15/kg to bolster export of #AssamTea. Various other measures by the State Govt have resulted in record tea production & export last year and FTAs with UK, EU and US will ensure that Assam Tea regains global leadership.

Himanta Biswa Sarma

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𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫 𝐀𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧, 𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 & 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐒𝐚𝐟𝐞𝐭𝐲 𝐕𝐢𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 It has come to the notice of the authorities that Cheese Analogue products (made from vegetable fats and non-milk ingredients) are being sold as Paneer, Malai Paneer, or Milk Paneer without proper declaration, amounting to misbranding and consumer deception. FBOs are procuring Cheese Analogue from manufacturers and from states such as Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh, and selling it as paneer. The same product is often marketed under misleading labels like “Low Fat Paneer”, “Medium Fat Paneer”, or “Fresh Paneer”, or sold without manufacturing details, batch number, or expiry date. In some cases, FBOs unknowingly order paneer but are supplied Cheese Analogue as a substitute. Manufacturers supply these products with labels declaring “Cheese Analogue” and disclaimers such as “not responsible for loose sale” and “contains no dairy fat”; however, at the retail level, FBOs misrepresent or knowingly sell them as paneer to increase profits. It is also observed that some manufacturers and retail shop owners are operating without valid FSSAI licenses. Certain FBOs are procuring Cheese Analogue in bulk and repacking it under misleading labels such as “Premium Paneer” without licence, proper declaration, or traceability. Inspections have revealed adulteration practices including addition of starch, excess water, non-milk fats, use of poor-quality or synthetic milk, and non-food-grade substances, along with violations such as absence of mandatory labelling, invalid licences, and unhygienic storage. Seizure of Adulterated and Misbranded Products: During raids conducted yesterday, approximately 45 outlets and 8 manufacturing units were inspected, and about 825 kg of suspected adulterated/misbranded products were seized. These practices pose serious health risks including food poisoning, allergic reactions, and consumption of inferior and unsafe products. Strict enforcement drives are ongoing, and samples are being collected for analysis. Violations will attract stringent legal action. Public Advisory: Purchase paneer only from licensed vendors, check labels and expiry details, avoid loose/unlabelled products, and report violations. Warning to FBOs: Ensure proper declaration of Cheese Analogue, maintain mandatory labelling and valid licences, and avoid repacking or selling analogue as paneer; violations will invite strict legal action. Issued in the interest of public health and consumer safety. SD/- VAIBHAV GAIKWAD RAGHUNATH, IPS, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, COMMISSIONER’S TASK FORCE, HYDERABAD.

𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫 𝐀𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧, 𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 & 𝐅𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐒𝐚𝐟𝐞𝐭𝐲 𝐕𝐢𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 It has come to the notice of the authorities that Cheese Analogue products (made from vegetable fats and non-milk ingredients) are being sold as Paneer, Malai Paneer, or Milk Paneer without proper declaration, amounting to misbranding and consumer deception. FBOs are procuring Cheese Analogue from manufacturers and from states such as Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh, and selling it as paneer. The same product is often marketed under misleading labels like “Low Fat Paneer”, “Medium Fat Paneer”, or “Fresh Paneer”, or sold without manufacturing details, batch number, or expiry date. In some cases, FBOs unknowingly order paneer but are supplied Cheese Analogue as a substitute. Manufacturers supply these products with labels declaring “Cheese Analogue” and disclaimers such as “not responsible for loose sale” and “contains no dairy fat”; however, at the retail level, FBOs misrepresent or knowingly sell them as paneer to increase profits. It is also observed that some manufacturers and retail shop owners are operating without valid FSSAI licenses. Certain FBOs are procuring Cheese Analogue in bulk and repacking it under misleading labels such as “Premium Paneer” without licence, proper declaration, or traceability. Inspections have revealed adulteration practices including addition of starch, excess water, non-milk fats, use of poor-quality or synthetic milk, and non-food-grade substances, along with violations such as absence of mandatory labelling, invalid licences, and unhygienic storage. Seizure of Adulterated and Misbranded Products: During raids conducted yesterday, approximately 45 outlets and 8 manufacturing units were inspected, and about 825 kg of suspected adulterated/misbranded products were seized. These practices pose serious health risks including food poisoning, allergic reactions, and consumption of inferior and unsafe products. Strict enforcement drives are ongoing, and samples are being collected for analysis. Violations will attract stringent legal action. Public Advisory: Purchase paneer only from licensed vendors, check labels and expiry details, avoid loose/unlabelled products, and report violations. Warning to FBOs: Ensure proper declaration of Cheese Analogue, maintain mandatory labelling and valid licences, and avoid repacking or selling analogue as paneer; violations will invite strict legal action. Issued in the interest of public health and consumer safety. SD/- VAIBHAV GAIKWAD RAGHUNATH, IPS, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, COMMISSIONER’S TASK FORCE, HYDERABAD.

Hyderabad City Police

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