India, Nov. 6 -- Maharashtra's FDA has reported seizing 398 tonnes of adulterated or unsafe food valued at Rs.64.45 crore during an enforcement campaign covering 1 September to 3 November. The figures, reported by IANS on 5 November, cover multiple food categories-not dairy products alone. Seizures and enforcement action must also be distinguished from final judicial findings.
The Dairy Times believes the campaign raises an urgent question for the milk-products and sweets supply chain: what happens after the festive spotlight moves away?
Consumers need dependable protection throughout the year. Responsible producers and retailers also need assurance that competitors cannot gain a price advantage through adulteration or unsafe handling.
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