NDTV Lab Investigation Uncovers Detergent Mixed in Maharashtra Milk Samples

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An NDTV investigation conducted at a testing laboratory in Maharashtra has revealed the presence of detergent in milk samples. Adulterated milk is typically produced by mixing water, urea, and other low-cost chemicals to create a synthetic substitute. To mimic the look and texture of real milk, adulterators add detergent to the mixture. The findings highlight a concerning food safety issue affecting consumers in the region.

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