21 Dec 2024

business | ‘Strict action against milk adulteration will be taken’

Commissioner of food safety, Telangana Sweta Mohanty asked dairy units to avoid any adulteration in milk.

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Commissioner of food safety, Telangana Sweta Mohanty asked dairy units to avoid any adulteration in milk, in a meeting with food safety designated officers on Thursday. She also warned that in case of any violation reported on the milk products, severe action will be taken. The license would be suspended and business would be discontinued. They would also be asked to pay ₹1 lakh fine with one-year imprisonment, Mohanty said. She also reviewed the performance of food safety department in the state. tnn

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