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Consumer In Tamil Nadu Allegedly Found Dead Lizard In Milk Packet
Consumer In Tamil Nadu Allegedly Found Dead Lizard In Milk Packet
- A customer from Pallikaranai tweeted that he had discovered a dead lizard inside of one of Aavin's half-litre (green-colored standardised) milk packets.
- Aavin's manufacturer, Tamil Nadu erative Milk Producers Federation (TNCMPF), has ruled out the probability of such an occurrence.
More complaints of contaminated milk sachets are being made despite Aavin's assertions that measures are being made to improve quality. A similar concept was witnessed on Wednesday, a customer from Pallikaranai tweeted that he had discovered a dead lizard inside of one of Aavin's half-litre (green-colored standardised) milk packets.
According to Raghu Krishnan, who raised the problem with Aavin on Twitter, they notified the store where the milk was purchased right away because they believed the entire batch to be contaminated.
However, the Tamil Nadu Cooperative Milk Producers Federation (TNCMPF) has bragged about upholding International Organization for Standardizations (ISO) standards throughout all of the Aavin units. S A Ponnusamy of the Tamil Nadu Milk Dealers Employees Welfare Association stated that on the other hand, such complaints have caused severe worries about the quality of Aavin milk, which is consumed by three million people daily in Tamil Nadu.
