Ukraine: What is the danger and how to prevent dairy counterfeit?

Published 2021년 10월 27일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the issue of dairy product adulteration in Ukraine, where dairy fats are replaced with cheaper non-dairy alternatives, often going undeclared to consumers. This not only misleads consumers but also undermines market fairness. The decline in Ukraine's dairy production, coupled with a shortage of raw materials, exacerbates the problem. The article advocates for better enforcement of labeling regulations and increased support for the dairy industry to combat these issues. It stresses the importance of maintaining quality and transparency in dairy products.
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Original content

One of the most common methods of adulteration is to replace milk fat with cheaper non-dairy analogues. Such substitutes are not always of good quality, which affects the quality of the product and can pose a health hazard. In addition, if non-dairy fats are used in the production of dairy products, the relevant information must be provided to consumers. Unfortunately, this rule is often ignored by unscrupulous manufacturers who deliberately mislead consumers, forcing them to pay for a cheap substitute as a real product. In addition, such behavior undermines the competitive environment in the market, which negatively affects the economy as a whole. Therefore, through the prism of myths and real facts, we will consider the current situation with counterfeit dairy products in Ukraine, as well as possible ways to solve it. Deficiency of raw milk While other countries are increasing milk production and developing dairy farming, Ukraine is giving up its position. Thus, the US, the ...
Source: MilkUA

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