FDA bans sale of 10 ghee batches across J&K after adulteration detected
Srinagar, Aug. 31 -- The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA), Jammu and Kashmir, has prohibited the sale, storage, distribution and display of 10 batches of ghee across the Union Territory after laboratory tests found them to be sub-standard, unsafe and misbranded.
The action was taken under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, following analysis of samples by the National Food Laboratory, Ghaziabad, and the Food Testing Laboratory, Kashmir, the FDA said.
The affected products are Dairy Mohan Desi Ghee (Batch No. 05), Apna Dairy Milk Desi Ghee (Batch No. DM-06), Milk Bite Cow Ghee (Batch No. 137), Nandni Desi Ghee (Batch No. ND-28), Shahi Taj Desi Ghee (Batch No. 134), Daawat Fresh (Batch No. VT09), Nand Krishna Cow Ghee (Batch No. ...
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