Maharashtra Seizes Patanjali Ghee Stock and Suspends Licences
Maharashtra's food and drug regulator seized 2,279.7 litres of ghee worth ₹20.20 lakh from a Patanjali distributor in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Officials suspect the stock may be misbranded or adulterated, and licences have been suspended. Only suspicion has been reported so far, and no final finding is mentioned.
Context
Context: Patanjali is a large Indian consumer goods company known for ayurvedic and everyday products. Food regulators check that products match their labels and meet quality rules, and misbranded means the label does not match what is inside the pack.