Plea claims soy, almond products can t be termed as milk; HC seeks Centre, Delhi government stand
NCDFI, the apex body of the the cooperative dairy sector, has contended that beverages or products derived from soya, almonds and so on cannot be sold as milk or milk products .
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NEW DELHI: The issue whether products derived from non-mammal sources, particularly plants, can be termed as milk or milk products was raised in a plea before the Delhi High Court which on Monday sought response of the Centre, Delhi government and food safety regulator FSSAI on the issue.
›Plea claims soy, almond products can t be termed as milk; High Court seeks Centre, Delhi govt stand
Plea claims soy, almond products can t be termed as milk; High Court seeks Centre, Delhi govt stand
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Last Updated: May 24, 2021, 01:04 PM IST
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NCDFI, the apex body of the the cooperative dairy sector, has contended that beverages or products derived from soya, almonds and so on cannot be sold as milk or milk products like paneer, curd or yogurt.
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The issue whether products derived from non-mammal sources, particularly plants, can be termed as milk or milk products was raised in a plea before the Delhi High Court which on Monday sought response of the Centre, Delhi government and food safety regulator FSSAI on the issue. Justice Rekha Palli issued notice to the Centre, Delhi government, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and va
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