India, Sept. 25 -- Analogue paneer products, which look and feel like the real thing but is made from non-dairy alternatives, should no longer carry the word paneer in their labels, the country's apex food safety regulator has proposed. In a draft notification on Tuesday, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said it is proposing to amend regulations to restrict the manufacture and sale of analogue products as paneer to prevent consumers from being misled. "Products already licensed or registered under 'Analogue in Dairy Context' category shall discontinue the use of the term 'Paneer' in their nomenclature, labelling or marketing," FSSAI said. FSSAI defines an analogue product as one "in which constituents not derived from milk take the place, in part or in whole, of any milk constituent(s) and the final product resembles, organoleptically and/or functionally, milk or milk product."P8...