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Patanjali Cow Ghee Declared Unsafe in Madhya Pradesh, Recall Ordered
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News18•09-10-2026, 17:09
Patanjali Cow Ghee Declared Unsafe in Madhya Pradesh, Recall Ordered
- •A specific batch of Patanjali cow ghee failed quality standards in lab tests conducted by the Food Safety Administration in Madhya Pradesh.
- •The failing sample of a 200 ml pack was collected from a grocery store in Tamia.
- •Food Safety Commissioner Sukhbir Singh ordered the immediate recall and removal of the affected batch from the market.
- •The substandard batch carries a manufacturing date of April 2026.
- •Authorities have warned of strict legal action against sellers if the affected batch is still found on shelves during the festive season.
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A specific 200 ml pack sample of Patanjali cow ghee collected from a grocery store in Tamia failed quality standards in lab tests conducted by the Food Safety Administration and was declared unsafe.
According to the food department, the 200 ml batch manufactured in April 2026 was found to be substandard and unsafe.
Food Safety Commissioner Sukhbir Singh issued strict directives to immediately recall or seize the entire stock of the affected batch from all locations where it was supplied, warning of strict legal action against sellers continuing sales.
