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Paneer Destroyed in Food Adulteration Raid
6 Oct
Summary
- 175 kg of suspicious paneer was destroyed on-site.
- Food safety teams are increasing checks on milk products.
- Consumers urged to check food quality, packaging, and dates.
Ahead of the festive season, the local health department has intensified its efforts against food adulteration. A special checkpoint was established on Dehlon, leading to the inspection of vehicles transporting dairy products.
During an operation on Tuesday, officials seized and destroyed 175 kg of suspicious paneer. Samples of paneer, desi ghee, and white butter were collected for laboratory analysis.
Health officials emphasized that the sale of adulterated food will not be tolerated. Surveillance activities, especially for milk and milk-based products, are being enhanced to prevent unsafe items from reaching consumers.
Surprise inspections and checking operations are ongoing across the district to identify and intercept substandard food at the supply chain level. Consumers are advised to remain vigilant and report any suspected cases of food adulteration.
