The quality of cottage cheese and kefir was checked in Rostov

Published Sep 29, 2020

Tridge summary

A recent study has revealed inconsistencies in the quality of dairy products, specifically kefir and cottage cheese, with some brands containing milk fat substitutes despite labeling them as without. The most notable violator was KubanRusMoloko, a Krasnodar manufacturer, in two out of 20 samples in June and one out of 10 brands in September. This raises concerns about the reliability of labeling and the quality assurance of these dairy products.
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Original content

As shown by opinion polls, the buyer chooses quality today, especially when it comes to perishable products - kefir and cottage cheese. The manufacturer is obliged to write: "products with ..." or "... without milk fat substitute", and for the consumer this information is sometimes decisive. But it turns out that labeling "no milk fat substitute" is not always a sign of reliability. It was possible to detect, for example, counterfeit cottage cheese during laboratory tests. In June, two out of 20 samples ...
Source: Dairy

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