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Dairy Analogue Products Worth ₹4.72 Lakh Seized in Indore

Dairy Analogue Products Worth ₹4.72 Lakh Seized in Indore

The government in Madhya Pradesh made a rule: foods that look like milk products but are not really made from milk are not allowed.

These pretend milk foods are called 'dairy analogues.'

Some shops in the city of Indore were making and selling these banned foods.

Officials checked the shops and took away lots of these products.

In total, they collected about 1,816 kilograms, worth about ₹4.72 lakh.

Paneer and mawa are foods that are normally made from milk.

Officials found fake versions at four different places.

At one factory, they also saw dirty walls and messy storage, so they told it to stop working.

Samples were sent to a laboratory to be tested.

After the lab reports come back, the people responsible may face punishment under the law.

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