1.5 Lakh Kg Amul Products Destroyed After Jaipur Firm Found ‘Changing Date on Expired Items’

1.5 lakh kg Amul products destroyed after Jaipur firm found ‘changing date on expired items’

Rajasthan food safety officials destroyed about 1.5 lakh kg of expired Amul food items in Jaipur after finding expiry dates allegedly erased for resale.

Jaipur Food Safety Department Destroys 1.5 Lakh kg Expired Amul Food During Massive Warehouse Raids

The Rajasthan Food Safety Department has averted a potential public health catastrophe by seizing and destroying over 1.5 lakh kilograms of expired Amul food products in Jaipur. Acting on a critical tip-off from the state’s 181 helpline, a team led by the Chief Medical Health Officer (CMHO) Jaipur-II raided a warehouse in the Kho Nagorian area belonging to M/s Athlete Distributor. The firm had reportedly purchased near-expiry non-dairy items inc…

1.5 lakh Kg Amul products seized, destroyed in Jaipur after expiry dates changed

Officials said around 12,000 cartons contained products that had already crossed their expiry dates, while in about 3,000 cartons the expiry dates on the packets had allegedly been erased.

One and a half lakh kilos of expired food items of Amul brand seized, preparation was made to sell it in the market after erasing the date, bulldozer started

In a major action, the Food Safety Department in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, has seized and destroyed such food items of Amul brand which had expired and the businessman was preparing to sell them in the market by erasing its date and inserting a new date. The total amount of food items seized and destroyed is said to be 1.5 lakh kilos. The interesting thing is that even though the businessman’s food license had expired, he was still doing…

Jaipur: 1.5 Lakh kg Expired Amul Products Destroyed After Major Raid

The Food Safety Department in Jaipur, Rajasthan, has uncovered a major food fraud involving the tampering of expiry dates on branded products. 5 lakh kg of expired food items under the Amul brand. According to officials from the Food Safety Commissionerate, the action followed a raid on a warehouse in the Kho Nagorian area, where expired goods were being prepared for resale with forged dates.Complaint Received via 181 Helpline and Subsequent Rai…