Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Madhya Pradesh Seizes 10,464 Kg Analogue Paneer After Ban
Madhya Pradesh has banned imitation dairy products called analogue products.
These include analogue paneer, khoya, milk and ghee.
The government says the products were banned because of health concerns.
Officials also feared that extra imitation products could be dumped into the market.
After the ban, food safety officers collected large amounts of analogue paneer.
The total reported seizure after the ban was 10,464 kilograms.
Seizures happened in several districts, including Indore and Bhopal.
Officials separately reported figures for seizures made over the previous year.
Madhya Pradesh’s Food and Drug Administration seized 10,464 kg of analogue paneer after the state banned its production, sale and consumption on August 12.
The ban also covers analogue khoya, milk, ghee and other imitation dairy products.
Seizures were reported in districts including Indore, Bhopal, Bhind, Ratlam, Ujjain and Dhar.
Over the last year, officials reported seizing 2,808 kg of analogue paneer worth Rs 8.5 lakh.
Officials also seized 47,473 kg of other analogue food products valued at Rs 2.6 crore during the same period.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh’s Food and Drug Administration, led in the report by senior food safety officer DK Verma, carried out the seizures.
- What
- Authorities seized analogue paneer and other imitation dairy products after banning their production, sale and consumption.
- When
- The ban began on August 12; officials also reported seizure figures covering the last year.
- Where
- Across Madhya Pradesh, including Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior, Sehore, Morena, Seoni, Ujjain, Dhar and other districts.
- Why
- The ban was imposed over health concerns and fears that surplus imitation dairy products could be dumped into the market.
- Analogue paneer seized after ban
- 10,464 kg
- Ban date
- August 12
- Products covered
- Analogue paneer, khoya, milk, ghee and other analogue milk products
- Paneer seized over the last year
- 2,808 kg, valued at Rs 8.5 lakh
- Other analogue food seized over the last year
- 47,473 kg, valued at Rs 2.6 crore
- District with highest listed paneer seizure
- Indore, with 979 kg
- Other states cited as having similar bans
- Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and Gujarat