Roskachestvo explained the low price of semi-hard Russian cheeses

Published 2022년 3월 17일

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Roskachestvo, the government agency responsible for consumer rights protection in Russia, has concluded its study on the safety and quality of semi-hard cheeses in the mass market, covering 116 trade marks and five types of cheese. The research aimed to assure consumers that low price does not necessarily indicate product falsification and to identify any non-dairy fats added to the cheese. The study found that several brands met the legal standards, with Belebeevsky brand leading as the most consistent in quality. However, the study also revealed that four brands contained vegetable fats, which may raise concerns about product integrity. The high production costs of semi-hard cheeses, especially due to the need for high-fat and protein content in the milk, explain the higher price range. This investigation highlights the importance of consumer safety and product transparency in the Russian dairy industry.

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Roskachestvo explained that the low price of semi-hard Russian cheeses does not mean falsification. This was reported to TASS in the organization. "The results of the study of" Dutch "cheese showed that the low price of cheese does not always mean that you have a counterfeit in front of you. The products of 13 out of 30 brands costing from 449 to 649 rubles per 1 kg of the product met all the requirements of the law. This cheese is of the Belebeevsky brand ", "Brücke", "Ichalki", "Red Price", "All Year Round", "My Price", "First of all", "SBROAO Belovezhsky cheeses", "Starominsk cheese maker", "Slutsk cheese-making plant", "Syrobogatov" , "What you need!" and "Beans," the message says. On behalf of the government of the Russian Federation, Roskachestvo, together with the Rosselkhoznadzor and Rospotrebnadzor, began an all-Russian study of semi-hard cheese of the mass segment. The monitoring covers 116 trade marks and five types of semi-hard cheeses: Russian, Tilsiter, Edam, Gouda ...

Source: Milknews