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800 kg fake khoya destroyed 5 ways to check the purity at home and how to make preservative free khoya
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AI-generatedThe article reports raids on adulterated khoya (a dairy product used in Indian sweets) in Uttar Pradesh, India. The commercial mechanism is regulatory enforcement targeting food adulteration, which may increase compliance costs for dairy processors and sweet manufacturers in the region. However, the impact is localized and weak; no specific companies or price movements are mentioned. The event signals potential short-term disruption for small-scale producers but no significant sector-wide effect.
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- Uttar Pradesh Food Safety Department seized over 800 kg of adulterated khoya in Sardhana, Meerut.
- Nearly 70 tins of refined oil and eight sacks of skimmed milk powder were confiscated.
- FSDA seized 1,270 kg of adulterated khoya in Agra, brought from Dholpur, Rajasthan.
- Common adulterants in khoya include starch, vegetable fats, and chalk powder.
- Article provides methods for consumers to test khoya purity at home.
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