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Does Organic Production Enhance Milk's Nutritional Quality? Expert Weighs In
As organic foods continue to increase in popularity, we are seeing an emergence of organic dairy products.
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31 Charged Under National Security Act For Adulteration Of Food, Milk
The Madhya Pradesh government has charged 31 persons over the last two-and-a-half months under the stringent National Security Act (NSA) for allegedly indulging in adulteration of food, milk and dairy products, an official said on Saturday.
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Madhya Pradesh Trader Held Under National Security Act For Adulteration
A trader in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain was arrested and charged under the stringent National Security Act for the alleged adulteration of milk products, a senior official said.
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68% Of Milk, Dairy Products Violate FSSAI Standards, Says Punjab Official
Around 68.7 per cent of milk and milk products sold in the country is not as per the standards laid down by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), a member of the Animal Welfare Board said Wednesday.
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Diwali 2018: Beware! There is Adulterated Khoya Out There
Khoya is made of milk thickening by heating and is added to make wide variety of Indian sweets or mithai. However, nowadays, when the demand of khoya is on rise, vendors in order to meet these demands indulge in adulterating the dairy product by using harmful chemicals.
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FSSAI Develops Cheap Testing Kits To Check Milk Quality
A survey conducted three months ago showed in generalthat milk adulteration was low in southern India than compared to north India, FSSAI said.
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Milk Adulteration: Supreme Court Voices Concern, Asks Centre To Change Laws
Expressing serious concern over adulteration of milk and dairy products, the Supreme Court today said "stringent measures", including amending the Food Safety and Standards Act and making it a penal offence, are needed to "combat" the menace.
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A1 Versus A2 Milk - Does it Matter?
Organic milk is essentially chemical-free and healthier as the cows are fed grass or organically cultivated fodder. Still, I always felt that a piece of the puzzle was missing.
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Does Organic Production Enhance Milk's Nutritional Quality? Expert Weighs In
As organic foods continue to increase in popularity, we are seeing an emergence of organic dairy products.
-
31 Charged Under National Security Act For Adulteration Of Food, Milk
The Madhya Pradesh government has charged 31 persons over the last two-and-a-half months under the stringent National Security Act (NSA) for allegedly indulging in adulteration of food, milk and dairy products, an official said on Saturday.
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Madhya Pradesh Trader Held Under National Security Act For Adulteration
A trader in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain was arrested and charged under the stringent National Security Act for the alleged adulteration of milk products, a senior official said.
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68% Of Milk, Dairy Products Violate FSSAI Standards, Says Punjab Official
Around 68.7 per cent of milk and milk products sold in the country is not as per the standards laid down by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), a member of the Animal Welfare Board said Wednesday.
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Diwali 2018: Beware! There is Adulterated Khoya Out There
Khoya is made of milk thickening by heating and is added to make wide variety of Indian sweets or mithai. However, nowadays, when the demand of khoya is on rise, vendors in order to meet these demands indulge in adulterating the dairy product by using harmful chemicals.
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FSSAI Develops Cheap Testing Kits To Check Milk Quality
A survey conducted three months ago showed in generalthat milk adulteration was low in southern India than compared to north India, FSSAI said.
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Milk Adulteration: Supreme Court Voices Concern, Asks Centre To Change Laws
Expressing serious concern over adulteration of milk and dairy products, the Supreme Court today said "stringent measures", including amending the Food Safety and Standards Act and making it a penal offence, are needed to "combat" the menace.
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A1 Versus A2 Milk - Does it Matter?
Organic milk is essentially chemical-free and healthier as the cows are fed grass or organically cultivated fodder. Still, I always felt that a piece of the puzzle was missing.
