1K kg impure paneer, khowa seized in Ramgarh
Ramgarh: Food safety officials, with the help of local police in Ramgarh, seized adulterated paneer and khowa weighing nearly one quintal from three passenger buses on Monday morning near Ramgarh toll plaza.
The seizure comes close on the heels of similar surprise raid in Hazaribag where around 4,000 kg of fake paneer was confiscated last week. Confirming the seizure, district food safety officer Dipashri Srivastava said a cumulative fine of Rs 35,000 was imposed on the three buses. "We will continue such raids to curb illegal and fake food," she said. Detailing on the seizure, Srivastava said, "Paneer was about 120kg and about 750kg was khowa.
On spot inspection, adulteration was confirmed in paneer. The consignment will be destroyed. The consignment of khowa is being tested."
Ramgarh: Food safety officials, with the help of local police in Ramgarh, seized adulterated paneer and khowa weighing nearly one quintal from three passenger buses on Monday morning near Ramgarh toll plaza. The seizure comes close on the heels of similar surprise raid in Hazaribag where around 4,000 kg of fake paneer was confiscated last week.
Confirming the seizure, district food safety officer Dipashri Srivastava said a cumulative fine of Rs 35,000 was imposed on the three buses.
"We will continue such raids to curb illegal and fake food," she said. Detailing on the seizure, Srivastava said, "Paneer was about 120kg and about 750kg was khowa. On spot inspection, adulteration was confirmed in paneer. The consignment will be destroyed. The consignment of khowa is being tested."
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