The Tamil Nadu government has revoked the ban on 11 TASMAC liquor brands, allowing them back in state-owned outlets after a brief three-day suspension.

In a recent development, the Tamil Nadu revokes ban on 11 TASMAC liquor brands that was previously in place. It is quite a quick turnaround because the temporary ban on these 11 liquor brands sold through the state-owned TASMAC outlets has been lifted in just three days. This sudden move by the authorities has changed the situation for the liquor sales in the state.

The decision to lift the restrictions came directly from the Prohibition and Excise Department. They had previously issued an order on August 11, which had temporarily stopped the sale of these specific brands. However, the department has now officially lifted that August 11 order, allowing the brands to return to the TASMAC shelves.

According to the available information, this reversal happened because the manufacturer gave a strong assurance regarding their products. The manufacturer promised that they would strictly follow all the FSSAI labelling and product standards. This compliance with the food safety regulations was the main reason for the department's decision to allow the sales to resume.

It is important to note that the ban was only temporary in nature. The whole matter was resolved very quickly, as the manufacturers stepped up to meet the required standards. By ensuring that everything matches the FSSAI labelling and product standards, the manufacturer was able to get the green light from the state authorities.

The state-owned TASMAC, which handles liquor sales in Tamil Nadu, will now be able to stock these 11 brands again. The swift action by the Prohibition and Excise Department shows how the process moved once the manufacturer provided the necessary assurances regarding the product standards and labelling requirements.

The temporary ban on the 11 TASMAC liquor brands has been officially lifted by the Prohibition and Excise Department. This happened after the manufacturer assured full compliance with FSSAI labelling and product standards.