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Otters Club disputes FDA paneer finding, says product was FSSAI-certified

Bandra’s Otters Club has disputed the Maharashtra FDA’s finding that it used prohibited analogue paneer, claiming the product procured from Punjab Sind Dairy was FSSAI-certified

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Otters Club in Bandra West. File pic/Nimesh Dave

Otters Club in Bandra West. File pic/Nimesh Dave

Otters Club, the high-profile Bandra social club frequented by A-list Bollywood actors, has disputed the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) finding that it used prohibited analogue paneer, saying the product it procured was FSSAI-certified.

The club’s food licence was suspended after an FDA inspection found a product labelled “Regular Paneer”, supplied by Punjab Sind Dairy, which the regulator identified as analogue paneer/proprietary food. The FDA also flagged several hygiene and food-safety lapses at the club.

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