Tukaram Mundhe orders baby food manufacturers to change their packaging to include the message “Mother’s Milk Is Best” on all baby food packets. The order comes after his earlier public action targeting restaurants over food quality and hygiene.

The reports describe the directive as a packaging requirement, focusing on what information manufacturers must display rather than the food itself. While NDTV frames it as part of Mundhe’s broader efforts to enforce hygiene and health-related standards, other sources in the provided material focus specifically on the absence of a mother-child photo and the replacement with the required text.

Across the coverage, the central point is the same: Mundhe directs the industry to present a clear public health message on baby food packaging. The difference lies mainly in the emphasis—whether the issue is specifically the lack of a mother-child photo or the broader instruction to print the “Mother’s Milk Is Best” wording.