Karnataka has implemented a one-year ban on non-dairy paneer to safeguard public health and consumer interests. This decision comes from the state food safety authorities, who have issued a formal notification prohibiting the sale and storage of analogue paneer. All food businesses are required to adhere to these regulations to ensure compliance and protect the welfare of the community.
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Times of India
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