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Detergent, Frozen Fat Found in Mother Dairy Milk: Food and Drugs Administration
Detergent and frozen fat have been found by the Kolkata-based Central Laboratory during re-tests of milk samples collected by district Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) department from Mother Dairy booths.
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Mother Dairy Denies Detergent in Milk, Sends Sample for Retest
Mother Dairy today denied allegations that detergent was found in one of the samples of milk picked up from its collection centres, saying it has sent it for retesting in a lab in Kolkata.
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Detergent Found in Milk Sample, Says UP Food Administration
The UP Food and Drug Administration said on Tuesday that it has found detergent in one of the samples of milk picked from Mother Dairy's collection centres, a claim contested by the Delhi-based company.
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Detergent in Mother Dairy Milk? Company Refutes Allegation
The Mother Dairy official said that as a "responsible organisation", they follow "100 percent testing protocol rather than resorting to random testing procedures".
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Detergent, Frozen Fat Found in Mother Dairy Milk: Food and Drugs Administration
Detergent and frozen fat have been found by the Kolkata-based Central Laboratory during re-tests of milk samples collected by district Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) department from Mother Dairy booths.
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Mother Dairy Denies Detergent in Milk, Sends Sample for Retest
Mother Dairy today denied allegations that detergent was found in one of the samples of milk picked up from its collection centres, saying it has sent it for retesting in a lab in Kolkata.
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Detergent Found in Milk Sample, Says UP Food Administration
The UP Food and Drug Administration said on Tuesday that it has found detergent in one of the samples of milk picked from Mother Dairy's collection centres, a claim contested by the Delhi-based company.
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Detergent in Mother Dairy Milk? Company Refutes Allegation
The Mother Dairy official said that as a "responsible organisation", they follow "100 percent testing protocol rather than resorting to random testing procedures".
