Parag Milk Foods receives two FSSAI penalty orders totaling ₹6.14 Lakh for alleged substandard products
Parag Milk Foods received two FSSAI penalties totaling ₹6.14 Lakh for alleged substandard products. The company states products were fit for consumption and reserves the right to appeal, with no material operational impact.
The total penalty of ₹6.14 Lakh is a relatively minor financial amount for the company. Furthermore, the announcement explicitly states that there is no material impact on operations or other activities, indicating a low overall impact.
The company received penalty orders totaling ₹6.14 Lakh, which is a negative event. However, the company explicitly stated that the products were fit for consumption and reserves the right to appeal, suggesting a potential challenge to the orders. The financial impact is also noted as not material to operations.
* Parag Milk Foods Limited received two penalty orders from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on November 3, 2025, under section 51 of the Foods Safety and Standards Act, 2006. * The first penalty is from FSSAI (Udaipur) for ₹1.14 Lakh, for an alleged substandard product picked from a retail store, though stated to be fit for consumption. * The second penalty is from FSSAI (Lunawada) for ₹5 Lakh, also for an alleged substandard product picked from a retail store, though stated to be fit for consumption. * The total financial impact of these orders is ₹6.14 Lakh. * The Company reserves the right to file an appeal against both orders at the appropriate forum. * There is no material impact on the operations or other activities of the Company due to these orders, beyond the financial penalty.
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